Hackerman
A high-contrast Snyder lab identity for experimental developer, security, and agent tooling surfaces.
Hackerman
2 ramps · 38 tokenised swatches · 6 semantic slots, wired into the shared BrandOS primitives.
brand.snyder.tech01 · Hacker Green
19 shades of Hacker Green
Primary signal, terminal highlights, status accents, and experimental tooling moments.
02 · Gray Green
19 shades of Gray Green
Dark operational surfaces, code-adjacent neutrals, and muted contrast layers.
03 · Semantic slots
Meaning over hue
Components consume semantic slots, never raw ramps. The hue can evolve; the meaning shouldn't.
- Token
--semantic-brand-primary- Class
bg-primary
- Token
--semantic-brand-accent- Class
bg-accent
- Token
--semantic-surface-1- Class
bg-base-100
- Token
--semantic-content-primary- Class
text-base-content
- Token
--semantic-status-success- Class
text-success
- Token
--semantic-status-error- Class
text-error
04 · Typography
JetBrains Mono on display · Inter for everything else
Heading and body families are profile tokens, not app-level font aliases.
--brandOS-font-heading- H1 · DisplayThe system in practice
- H2 · Section78 brands, one system
- H3 · CardProfile contract
--brandOS-font-body- LedeA clear, generous opening that orients the reader fast.
- BodyStandard paragraph text. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
- CaptionSmall print, footnotes, and metadata.
05 · Primitive check
Same components, both modes
One mockup, one set of components, data-theme flips every token in unison.
06 · Imagery rules
How Hackerman looks at the world
- 01
Use terminal, code, audit, and systems-inspection motifs only when they explain the actual product state.
- 02
Keep the green palette sharp and intentional; avoid novelty hacker tropes or noisy backgrounds.
- 03
Prefer concrete diagnostic evidence, diffs, traces, and command surfaces over abstract cyber imagery.
07 · Example uses
Where Hackerman shows up
Surfaces where this brand carries weight in production.
08 · CDN target
Drop in anywhere
Three lines and an attribute, the whole Hackerman brand renders from CDN.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://brand.snyder.tech/cdn/latest/themes/global-tokens.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://brand.snyder.tech/cdn/latest/themes/hackerman-brand.css" />
<script type="module" src="https://brand.snyder.tech/cdn/latest/index.js"></script>
<html data-brand="hackerman" data-theme="light">