Use confident editorial serif headlines and short, direct statements. The product should feel like a financial publication with live markets inside it.
Performance creates value.
Culture creates the premium.
The living visual system for Fundhouse. Editorial confidence meets the precision of an onchain trading terminal.
Data is structured and exact, while fund identity can be expressive through the extended colour palette and manager-created imagery.
Interface text never drops below 12px. Body copy starts at 16px. Small type is reserved for labels, never explanations.
Three families.
Three clear jobs.
Newsreader carries the point of view in large editorial statements. Inter keeps navigation, controls and longer product copy effortless to read. Geist Mono is reserved for contracts, tickers and exact market data.
Back a thesis.
Trade the following.
Use for primary headlines, fund names, prices and important statements. Product pages pair a direct first line with a green italic second thought. Tight tracking; compact line height.
A fund is performance, access, culture and an idea.
Use for navigation, forms, Rooms, explanatory text and every control. Sentence case is the default.
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Reserve for contracts, tickers, timestamps and exact tabular values. Do not use it for navigation or explanatory copy.
Campaign and landing headlines
Product page and section statements
Panels and fund titles
Introductions and theses
Explanations and messages
Buttons, forms and navigation
Metadata and secondary labels
Robinhood energy.
Fundhouse range.
Cream, forest and lime are the recognisable core. Functional market surfaces stay neutral and data-led. Editorial portfolio destinations may use richer thematic colour so users can recognise an investment idea before reading its mechanics.
Primary text · dark controls
Dark mode · Trading surfaces · Rooms
Actions · live states · upside
Editorial emphasis · positive data
Primary canvas
Primary product cards · content surfaces
Borders · structural separation
One colour per fund. Never mix multiple fund pastels on a single identity card.
Pair lime with forest or ink for high-confidence actions and live market states.
Use cream and paper for reading-heavy product areas and decision information.
Do not use pastel fund colours as action colours or performance indicators.
Dark is a complete
product mode.
It is not an inversion pass. The terminal becomes deep forest, while Fundhouse identity cards, actions and data keep their intended contrast and hierarchy.
Forest for the terminal.
Cream for the reading.
Use deep forest for the page, raised forest for panels and cream text for neutral product surfaces.
Pastels do not
turn dark.
Fund cards keep their palette in either mode. Their copy, icons and charts use fixed ink instead of an inverted theme colour.
Use the fixed ink token on pastel surfaces, and fixed cream text on solid dark controls.
Lime is a light surface: it always carries Fundhouse ink text and icons, in both themes. Never put cream or white text on lime, or lime text on cream or a pastel surface. Active controls also need a clear border or fill. Colour alone is not enough.
Icons, count badges, chart labels and muted copy must remain readable before a page ships.
Check light and dark on desktop and mobile: default, hover, focus, selected, disabled, empty, loading and error.
Quiet structure.
Loud conviction.
Thin borders, compact radii and generous internal spacing. Important information is large; metadata supports it without becoming microscopic.
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- NAV
- $1.24
Controls remain clear at a glance.
Say exactly
what is happening.
Use “Buy”, “Claim USDG”, “Enter room” and “Launch”. Add detail only when the wallet action needs it.
Use “Price”, “NAV”, “Assets”, “Return” and “vs NAV”. Show mainnet, testnet or paper once at the page or section level.
Describe the room or research unlocked without implying guaranteed returns.