Visual identity standards for Sentinel Security Agent. Use these guidelines to ensure consistent representation across all media.
The Sentinel palette is built around a high-contrast dark theme with cyan as the primary accent, conveying precision and security. Orange serves as the secondary accent for calls to action and warnings.
All text must meet WCAG AA minimum contrast ratios. White (#FFF) on Background (#0A0A1A) achieves 19.5:1. Primary Cyan (#00D4FF) on Background achieves 11.2:1. Muted (#8B8BA3) on Background achieves 5.4:1. Never place Muted text on Surface backgrounds without testing contrast.
Inter is the primary typeface for all UI elements, headings, and body copy. System monospace fonts are used for code, findings, and technical output.
The Sentinel logo consists of a shield icon paired with the "SENTINEL" wordmark. The shield represents protection; the wordmark represents authority.
Maintain minimum clear space equal to the height of the "S" character on all sides. No other elements, text, or graphics should intrude into this zone.
Follow these guidelines to maintain brand consistency across all touchpoints.
Protocols that complete a Sentinel audit can display these badges on their website. Badges link to the on-chain audit certificate or the Sentinel report page.
Replace {audit-id} with the actual audit identifier from your report.
The score endpoint returns a dynamic SVG badge. Replace {score} with the contract's risk score (0-100).
Consistent naming across all communications.