A cage that keeps one signal in.

Faraday shares Pixel Lab's ink outlines, hard shadows and yellow signal color. Copper is its own: the color of the wall that catches every request.

Sibling of Pixel LabInk, paper, signal yellowCopper only for the cage

Positioning

For privacy, legal and marketing-tech leads who need proof instead of a checklist, Faraday is a sealed-browser audit that shows what every tag on a site does with a synthetic person's data under every consent choice. Scanners check whether the rules were followed. Faraday shows what actually left, where it went, and whether "no" was respected.

Tagline: Nothing leaves the cage.Headline: Your banner says no. Prove it.

Logo

The mark

A Faraday cage with one contained signal. Use the yellow tile by default, the ink tile on photos and dark slides, and the copper tile only for print accents.

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Color

Every color has a job

Green and red mean a choice was held or broken. They're never used for decoration.

Signal#FFD83D

Look here: CTAs, highlights

Ink#141210

Outlines, shadows, text

Paper#F3EEE3

The ground

Copper#C4713A

The cage wall, nothing else

Held#12B76A

The choice was respected

Leaked#FF4B3E

The choice was ignored

Type

Three voices

DisplayBricolage Grotesque

BodyInstrument Sans, for everything people read.

EvidencePOST adnet.test/e?uid=cr-132370 → 204

Voice

Evidence, not accusations

Say"Three vendors on checkout sent IDs after the banner said no."

Don't say"You're breaking the law."

"Evidence for your review."

"Certified compliant" or "litigation-ready."

"Your vendors are leaking. Here's which ones."

"Partner X is liable."

"Shipping," "prototype," "roadmap," each labeled.

Roadmap items described as if they work today.

Share image

The hero card

1200×630 for link previews and the first slide of a deck. Hollow dots respected the choice. Red dots ignored it. All of them stop at the copper wall.

Faraday share card: Your banner says no. Prove it. A checkout page inside a copper cage, with requests caught at the wall and zero reaching a vendor.

Foolia

The synthetic visitor in every demo. Every field on her card is fabricated and traceable to the run that created it. She appears in copy as a person ("Foolia said no") because the buyer is thinking about their customers.

The wall

Copper lattice, rivets at the corners, a yellow ring where a request lands. It's the one illustration Faraday owns. Use it wherever the product needs a picture.

Stickers

Tilted yellow or green discs with hard shadows, for a single fact: "Closed beta," "0 vendor hits." No more than two per view.

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