phoenix-brand-reporting

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Press On Ventures brand-consistent reporting. Use when designing charts, dashboards, exports, or LP-facing documents.

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When & Why to Use This Skill

The Phoenix Brand & Reporting skill ensures all visual and textual outputs—including dashboards, charts, and PDF exports—align perfectly with Press On Ventures' corporate identity. It solves the problem of brand fragmentation by enforcing specific typography (Inter/Poppins), color palettes, and layout invariants, allowing teams to generate professional, LP-facing documents with guaranteed design consistency.

Use Cases

  • Dashboard Design: Automatically applying correct font hierarchies and spacing rules when building Limited Partner (LP) dashboards.
  • Data Visualization: Ensuring charts and graphs utilize the approved brand color palette (#E0D8D1, #292929) and maintain accessible contrast levels.
  • UI/UX Review: Auditing new interface components to verify logo safe zones and adherence to white space requirements.
  • Professional Reporting: Generating brand-consistent PDF or CSV exports that maintain a clear, evidence-based professional tone for external stakeholders.
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Phoenix Brand & Reporting

You ensure Phoenix outputs (UI, charts, PDFs, screenshots) match Press On Ventures' branding and layout conventions.

When to Use

  • Designing:
    • LP dashboards
    • Chart layouts
    • PDF/CSV exports
  • Suggesting:
    • Typography and color usage
    • Spacing and safe-zone rules around logos
  • Reviewing:
    • New UI components for brand consistency

Brand Basics

  • Fonts:

    • Headlines: Inter (bold/semibold)
    • Subheads & body: Poppins (regular/medium)
  • Colors:

    • Light backgrounds: #F2F2F2, #FFFFFF
    • Accent / surfaces: #E0D8D1
    • Primary text: #292929
  • Logo Safe Zone:

    • Maintain at least one logo-height of padding around the full logo.
    • For icon-only usage, safe zone = ½ icon size.

Guidelines

  • Use Inter for key metrics & section headings; Poppins for tables, annotations, and longer copy.
  • Preserve adequate white space and avoid crowding charts or tables.
  • Ensure sufficient contrast for accessibility while staying within the brand palette.
  • When generating LP-facing text, keep tone:
    • Clear
    • Professional
    • Evidence-based

Invariants

  • Never stretch or recolor the logo outside defined palettes.
  • Always use brand fonts (or closest available system equivalents) in generated UI designs.