ZENON
Visual identity reference for the internet verification layer.
Non-normative · FOSS · Adapt freely
Green means go.
The green circle is a natural adaptation of existing UI conventions, to represent verification at the protocol layer. No brand education required. Status indicators are infrastructure, not identity.
The green circle stands alone as the protocol-level verification indicator. Pair with the ZENON wordmark when project identity context is needed. At small sizes, the circle alone is sufficient — and preferred.
background: #19E321;
box-shadow: 0 0 24px rgba(25, 227, 33, 0.35);The green dot is already the universal status indicator. Zenon verification slots into existing UI paradigms without friction.
npm install @fontsource-variable/zalando-sans-expanded
// or via Google Fonts / jsdelivr CDNOn light backgrounds, the glow effect softens naturally. The green remains high-contrast and immediately readable in any context.
This is FOSS. There are no brand police. But here's what tends to work:
Dark backgrounds for maximum green contrast
Minimal wordmark, generous spacing
Flat fill + glow for "lit indicator" feeling
Letting the circle speak for itself at small sizes
Busy backgrounds that compete with the glow
Pairing with heavy ornamental typefaces
Using the circle as decoration vs. a status signal
Adding outlines, borders, or containers around the circle
A machine-readable brand reference is available as a standalone markdown file. Include it in LLM context windows, agent tool descriptions, or design system documentation so AI tools can generate on-brand Zenon assets.
Download zenon-brand-reference.md├── identity & philosophy
├── color tokens & CSS
├── typography specs
├── mark usage rules
└── implementation examples
Zenon Network · Verification layer for the internet
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This document is non-normative. Adapt freely.