OnePatch Guidelines

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The identity is dark, exact and technical. Obsidian and Ivory carry every surface, mono type marks anything a machine produced, and Coral appears only where something needs attention.

Short declarative sentences, each ending in a period. In two-part lines the second sentence takes Coral. No em dashes, no exclamation marks.

Clearspace equals the height of the logomark, marked x. Keep it free on all four sides so the lockup stays clean and recognizable in every application.

The mark and wordmark always scale together. Sizes refer to lockup height.

Coral on Obsidian is reserved for the product app chrome. Never add outlines, shadows or gradients, and never place the logo on photography without a solid panel.

Obsidian and Ivory build a strong, professional base. Coral is the focused accent for emphasis, interaction and important moments.

The app runs dark by default with a light theme. Surfaces step up in small increments and every edge is a 1px border.

Status always pairs color with a label. Critical is the only state that takes Coral.

Start every chart with Coral 800. Add Blue, Sand and Green in that order, and use the tints for areas and backgrounds.

Dark and light carry the system. Coral stays rare so it keeps its weight.

Use AAA and AA pairs for text and controls. Coral on Ivory and Obsidian on Coral work for large display type only.

Lucide is the icon system. Keep stroke weight, scale and spacing consistent with the geometric logomark. Click an icon to copy its SVG.

Engraved linework: fine flowing lines, organic texture and high-contrast black and white. It adds craft and authority against the modern product.

A 220px sidebar, a 48px breadcrumb bar and square, bordered cards. Mono carries IDs, timestamps and status. The agent chat stays hidden until someone asks for it.

The tagline sits right-aligned, clear of the profile picture. Only “on-call” takes Coral.

Content slides run on Ivory with a visible grid and Coral 800 for data. Covers and closing slides switch to Coral 950 or Obsidian with the engraved illustrations.

One photograph, one focal point and one headline. Obsidian or Coral panels hold the message so the photo never has to.