Brand assets · 29 August 2026
The tab icon is already live. Your three pinned covers and seven highlight covers rebuilt on the V2 gold and steel green system, same wording, ready to upload from your phone.
01 — Shipped
The site already pointed at a gold mark, but browsers ask for /favicon.ico on their own and that file was still the retired blue HV. That is why you kept seeing the old one. It is now a real multi-size icon, 16 through 128, so nothing gets a blurry downscale.
The retired blue mark, near invisible at 16px
Gold HV on the steel green ground





02 — Instagram
Same shot as the video card on the site, cropped to head and shoulders and lifted a touch so it does not go murky at 90px. The photo runs all the way to the rim, a steel green vignette closes it, and a thin even gold line sits on that edge. No gap band, which is what made the first one read blocky.

Instagram shows this at four sizes. It has to hold up at the smallest one, which is a 32px circle next to a comment.




The ring is even the whole way round now, and about half the weight. A gold arc on one side read like it had slipped off centre, so the only variation left is top to bottom, which reads as light rather than as a mistake. Even is live above.
03 — Instagram
A repaint of your own covers, not a redesign. Built from your generator in _cover_work, so the photos, the crops, the zooms, the margins and the headline baseline are the same numbers you already had. Only the brand tokens moved: blue to the gold gradient, the navy floor to steel green, Instrument Serif to Begum. The accent stays exactly where it was, on 500 and on Engine, with Story left white under a glow.
Blue chip · blue accent · navy floor · Inter and Instrument Serif
Gold stroke chip · gold accent · steel green floor · New Hero and Begum
The full 9:16, with the real grid crop marked. Instagram shows the centre 1080 by 1350, not a square, which is what a square-safe layout gets wrong: it cuts the top of your head off.



04 — Instagram
Your real highlight names off the profile, in profile order. Photo in colour behind a steel green gradient, one word on top, all at one type size. Every face is detected and placed at the same spot and the same size, so the row reads as one set rather than seven crops.



















Two things to check. Your profile has a right arrow past Corporate, so there may be highlights I could not see. And I have no boxing or fight footage on this machine, so Fighting is sitting on a gym frame as a stand-in. Point me at a still from a fight shoot and I will swap it.
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