Sharp
Every corner a true right angle. Butt caps, mitred joins, zero radius.
ClickNerve · primary mark · construction & specification
An N where a signal travels from one dot to another.
Construction
Everything derives from the stem width w. Rails are one w wide and 5.25w apart. The diagonal runs from the foot of the right rail to the head of the left rail — the true N diagonal — carrying a single directional break at 46% of its length. The click node terminates the start. The conversion node terminates the end, one step larger, with a tight ring of base blue around a core of signal cyan.
Deliverable 3
Same geometry, three corner treatments. Each shown on both grounds at identical scale.
Every corner a true right angle. Butt caps, mitred joins, zero radius.
One radius, 2 units — a quarter of the stem — on every corner in the mark.
Execution B held inside a rounded-square container at 60% optical scale.
Deliverables 1 & 2
Mark to the left, optically centred on the cap band, separated by exactly one stem width. The wordmark is one unbroken word in one colour; only the weight shift from Medium to Bold divides Click from Nerve. On ink, base blue steps up one stop to hold 5.09:1 — the cyan is left to glow on contrast alone rather than on an effect.
01 — primary, white ground
02 — primary, ink ground #0b1220
Deliverable 4
These are real rasters, not scaled vectors. The master mark holds from 24px up. At 16px it silts up, so below 20px the mark switches to a pixel-hinted micro cut: kink dropped, ring dropped, node solid cyan, everything snapped to whole pixels.
Counters silt up, the ring greys out, the break is gone.
does not surviveTwo crisp rails, a clean diagonal, an unmistakable cyan node.
survivesRing, core and break all resolve. This is the cut-over point.
survivesDeliverable 5
With colour removed the conversion node keeps its meaning by knocking out its core, so the two dots stay distinguishable — one solid, one open. This is the cut for invoices, PDFs, faxed insertion orders and white-label partner deployments.
Mark only — one path, one fill, even-odd. No gradient, no effect, no second colour.
Clear space
Nothing enters the zone — no rule, no edge, no other logo. Minimum lockup width 96px; below that, use the mark alone.
Colour
Two carry the mark, two carry the surface. Cyan appears on the conversion node core and nowhere else in the identity — the moment it turns up in a button or a chart, it stops meaning “arrived”.
Base
#2563eb
Mark, rails, diagonal, click node. Matches the live product UI.
Signal
#22d3ee
Conversion node core only. Never anywhere else.
Ink
#0b1220
Wordmark on light, dark surfaces, container tile.
Base lifted
#3b82f6
Substitutes for base on ink surfaces. 5.09:1.
Excluded
Each of these was available and each was rejected. Listing them is cheaper than re-litigating them in six months.
Files
All SVGs have the wordmark converted to outlines — no font dependency, no rendering drift on a partner's server.
svg/lockup-b-light.svg | Primary lockup, white ground |
svg/lockup-b-dark.svg | Primary lockup, ink ground |
svg/lockup-b-black.svg | Single colour, solid black |
svg/lockup-b-white.svg | Single colour, solid white |
svg/lockup-b-light-allblue.svg | Alternate: wordmark in base blue |
svg/mark-b-radius.svg | Standalone mark, square |
svg/mark-a-sharp.svg | Standalone mark, execution A |
svg/mark-c-tile-blue.svg | App icon tile, blue |
svg/mark-c-tile-ink.svg | App icon tile, ink |
svg/favicon-16.svg | Pixel-hinted micro mark, ≤ 20px |
png/app-icon-512.png | App icon, 512 |
png/apple-touch-icon-180.png | Apple touch icon, 180 |
png/favicon-32.png | Favicon, 32 |
png/favicon-16.png | Favicon, 16 |