MeterCall Brand Guide

Simple rules, simple palette. Dark surface. Two accent colors. One typeface stack. Direct voice. No emoji. No hype.

Primary colors

Background#0a0a0a
Foreground#ffffff
Accent / Orange#ff6b1a
Accent / Pink#e91ea1

Secondary colors

Card#111111
Border#222222
Subtext#9aaaaa
Success#22d47b
Error#ff4d4d

The signature gradient is linear-gradient(90deg, #ff6b1a, #e91ea1). Use it sparingly — logo wordmark, primary CTAs, and large headline accents. Never on body text, never in forms.

Typography

Inter — headline weight 800
Letter-spacing -.02em for sizes 32px+. Used for page titles and hero copy.
Inter — body weight 400, line-height 1.6. Use #cfd3d6 for paragraph color on dark surfaces. Use white (#fff) for emphasis in strong tags only. Never center-align long-form body copy.
Primary font stack: Inter, system-ui, -apple-system, Segoe UI, sans-serif
ui-monospace — for code, formulas, API references
Stack: ui-monospace, SFMono-Regular, Menlo, Consolas, monospace · 12.5px in blocks, 13px inline, tinted in accent orange on dark.

Voice rules

MeterCall writes the way Yoshi talks. Short sentences. First person where it fits. No corporate cushion words. If a thing is broken, say it is broken. If a thing is uncertain, list it in risks.

Sounds like us

"I ran nodes. The rich people with data centers won."

"Joe Schmoe with a Raspberry Pi beats a data center because he's closer."

"The dilution curve is a parameter, not a theorem."

"We cap single-bridge TVL until we have more data."

Does not sound like us

"MeterCall is excited to unlock next-generation value for stakeholders."

"A paradigm shift in composable Web3 infrastructure."

"Revolutionary breakthrough in decentralized technology!"

"We believe synergies will drive community engagement."

Voice hard rules

Logo usage

Wordmark:

Photography and imagery

Prefer real screenshots over illustration. Prefer blueprints, wire diagrams, and ASCII charts over stock photography. If you must use a human subject, a Raspberry Pi on a shelf in someone's garage beats a boardroom every time.