The gentleman's kit
01 Logo
02 Colour
Logo ramp — exact, from the SVG
The rule that follows from the table, in one line:
Salad and neon are for dark grounds or for fills that carry dark type never as type on white
03 Chapter identity
Utility & State · NYC (J-51, ICAP, PACE) · Federal (IRA, 179D) · ESCO & revenue-share
Steam · LED lighting · VFD controls · EC motors · air curtains
Roof · wall · air sealing · windows & doors · coatings · façade · weatherization
Heat pumps & electrification
Incl. curtain-wall fire / smoke sealing.
Overlaps the separate EPlug identity.
LL84/87/95/97, BERDO, BEPS, Title 24 · lead, asbestos, IAQ
The same nine, lifted for the dark ground
04 Typography
Scale — px on the 1080 × 1350 canvas
05 Surface rule
Not everything should be dark. The light master document proves the system works on white without a redesign, which makes alternation nearly free — and alternation is the single most effective defence against a feed that stops being seen.
Two things never move: the lockup and the accent rule. Three things always move: surface tone, image presence, type scale. From that comes one rule a non-designer can follow without judgement:
Never publish two consecutive posts that share tone, image presence and format. One shared attribute is fine. Two is a warning. Three is wallpaper.
What a compliant fortnight looks like
/moNumber · dark
insulationExplainer · light
StreetProof · photo
phase 2Signal · light
trapsExplainer · dark
todayField · photo
Six posts, no two neighbours alike, one badge each, one lockup position throughout. The chapter colour is the only thing carrying the service — and it never leaves the badge.
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