Primary Wordmark
Best for brand pages, editorial headers, partner presentations, press kits, and large placements on light backgrounds.
CoinScreamer Brand System
A one-page guide for using the CoinScreamer logo, color system, typography, editorial voice, and brand assets consistently across web, social, presentations, and partner materials.
01 Logos
CoinScreamer identity is built around a confident wordmark and compact CS icon. Keep the logo legible, preserve clear space, and avoid placing the gradient over busy imagery.
Best for brand pages, editorial headers, partner presentations, press kits, and large placements on light backgrounds.
Use for social cards, media-kit covers, branded panels, announcements, and high-impact placements.
Use the square CS icon for favicons, avatars, compact cards, app-style placements, and small social marks.
02 Colors
Use the blue-to-lime gradient as a brand signature, then let neutral surfaces carry most of the reading experience. The result should feel modern, credible, and easy to scan.
#004D7AFoundation blue for trusted brand moments, links, and darker gradient entries.
#008793Primary CoinScreamer color for identity, navigation states, and key actions.
#00BF72Forward-energy accent for data emphasis, active states, and positive motion.
#A8EB12High-energy endpoint for gradients and tightly controlled highlights.
#101828High-contrast text, dark panels, and serious editorial authority.
#F6F9FBQuiet page backgrounds, cards, and large system surfaces.
03 Typography
CoinScreamer uses Open Sans across the current site. Headlines should be direct and weighty; body copy should stay measured, useful, and easy to read.
Use strong, compact headline typography for section openers, then pair it with generous line-height for summaries, explainers, analysis, and article UI.
H1Open Sans 800H2Open Sans 800BodyOpen Sans 600MetaOpen Sans 80004 Voice
CoinScreamer can be energetic, but the writing should remain grounded. The voice is for readers who need the signal behind crypto headlines, products, markets, and regulation.
Explain what changed, who is affected, why it matters, and what remains uncertain.
Separate verified facts, reported claims, analysis, and speculation with care.
Give readers practical context about markets, technology, companies, and regulation.
Keep editorial judgment distinct from advertising, sponsored content, and press releases.
05 Usage
The CoinScreamer identity works best when the gradient is treated as a signature, not a background habit. Keep layouts structured, give assets room, and protect contrast.
06 Assets
Use these source files for web pages, media kits, partner previews, and social surfaces. Keep the filenames intact when sharing outside the site.
Use for editorial headers, partner decks, media kits, and light-background placements.
SVG, 1200 × 675Use for media-kit covers, announcements, and branded panels.
SVG, 1200 × 675Use for favicons, avatars, square placements, and compact social identity moments.
SVG, scalable
Use for Open Graph previews, editorial announcements, and social cards.
WEBP, 1536 × 1024