sloraris / brand

sloraris logo variations

Branding scheme for sloraris

Style guide

Realtime Colors

Color palette:

--text: #e7eff9; --background: #090f16; --primary: #6f0fc2; --secondary: #181e53; --accent: #fc8236;

Fonts:

• Heading: Exo 2
• Body: Ubuntu

Inspired by:

• Dracula Theme and Dracula UI
• Baby Jellyfish by Piakaole
• Black Hole by Kurzgesagt
• Space Cadet by Byrotek
• Neon City Rain by mandoadventures
• Juxtopposed Fortnite Buttons
• Juxtopposed Nuxt Buttons
• Raycast cards
• StackSorted
• Realtime Colors

Works with:

• Sloraris.dev
• Sloraris Archive
• Hyper Terminal
• Warp Terminal
• Visual Studio Code
• Chromium based browsers
• Obsidian

Tools/docs for development:

• Terminal Sexy
• Hyper Terminal themes
• Warp Terminal theme docs
• Visual Studio Code theme docs
• Chromium based browsers
• Obsidian AnuPpuccin them docs

Requirements:

Websites

Background colors

• Main body
• Header/Footer
• Code Block

Accent colors

• Normal
• On hover

Terminal and Code editors

Base 16 color palette (as seen on Terminal Sexy)

Base colors (typically darker shades):

• 0: Default Background
• 1: Default Foreground (often also the default text color)
• 2: Cursor Text
• 3: Cursor
• 4: Color for 'blue' (often also used for syntax highlighting)
• 5: Color for 'magenta' (often also used for syntax highlighting)
• 6: Color for 'cyan' (often also used for syntax highlighting)
• 7: Color for 'white' (used for brighter text)

Bright colors (typically lighter or more vibrant shades):

• 8: Bright Black (often a dark gray, used as a subdued text color)
• 9: Bright Red (often used for warnings and errors)
• 10: Bright Green (often used for strings in code)
• 11: Bright Yellow (often used for different types of highlights)
• 12: Bright Blue (often used for keywords in code)
• 13: Bright Magenta (often used for commands and parameters)
• 14: Bright Cyan (often used for function calls)
• 15: Bright White (the brightest color, often used for bold text)