This is the AntSeed brand plate for the website, AntStation, DIEM Capacity, docs, blog, integrations, and token pages. Dark soil is home. Light is available, but secondary. Green means network/action/ants. Clay means economics.
No new palette families. No pale mint body copy. No duplicate theme switches. No low-contrast overlays. No huge decorative ghost numbers behind titles. Content stays readable before anything else.
Visitors enter the site in soil-dark. Dark mode is the primary brand environment for homepage, blog, marketing pages, and DIEM economics.
Light mode uses warm field-note surfaces with dark ink. It must stay readable, but it is not the default first impression.
Dark mode is the default. Soil-dark is the default site surface. Light mode is available and readable, but secondary.
Green means network/action/ants. Use it for live network state, links, CTAs, pheromone paths, ant animation, and routing.
Clay means money. Use clay/orange for $ANTS, $DIEM, USDC, fees, buy/burn, emissions, token pages, contracts, and economics sections.
Use “fees,” not “revenues.” Economics copy should not imply equity, profit share, revenue share, or guaranteed return.
Only one site theme switch. On Docusaurus pages, keep the built-in icon switch on the right. No extra “Dark / Light” text switch in the navbar.
No invisible UI. Pale mint on cream is not allowed. Background decoration must never reduce readability.
No giant ghost numbers. Section numbering can be small metadata, but not huge low-opacity background figures behind titles.
Preserve content and SEO when redesigning. Visual updates should not rewrite page copy, titles, descriptions, canonical behavior, robots metadata, or structured content unless explicitly requested.
A marching dotted line led by a worker ant. Used as section dividers, progress, and pathfinding.
Animated dashed border for live terminals, active panels, and protocol surfaces.
Journey sections align on one baseline. The ant sits on the rail line; dot effects trigger exactly as it passes. The Settle node turns clay.