Ecosphere
  • Introduction
  • Elevator Pitch
  • Pitch Deck
  • Lean Model Canvas
  • OVERVIEW
    • Mission
    • Problem Statement
    • Ecosphere Prime Solution
    • Benefits
    • Value Proposition
    • Use Cases By Industry
    • Achieving Net Zero
    • Technology Platform
    • "Waze For Weather"
    • Strategic Roadmap
  • Technology
    • Climate Intelligence Network
    • Climate Nodes
      • Prototype
      • Device Mockup
      • Device Setup
      • Node Location Planning
      • Node Explorer
    • Smart Nodes On Hedera
      • Web3
      • Smart Nodes Vs Smart Contracts
    • DIDs and Verifiable Credentials
    • Peer-to Peer Data Sharing
      • How We Use Hedera
      • Hedera Topics
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    • Decentralized Identity
    • Micro Royalties
    • Fractional Ownership
    • Integration
      • Climate Data Workbench
      • API
    • AI Forecasting
  • Functional Flows
    • Registering A New User
    • Registering A New Node
    • Data Collection From Nodes
    • Data Tokenization
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    • AI and DLT
    • Marketplace
    • Fractional Ownership
  • Community Product
    • Product Community Fit
    • Product Vision
    • Minimum Viable Product App
    • Wireframe
      • Onboarding
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      • Wallet Creation
      • Location List
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      • Timelapses
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      • Search and Explore
      • Settings
      • Sharing and Notifications
    • Style Guide
    • Visual Design Elements
    • Usernames Feature
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    • Sector Focus
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    • Comprehensive Reporting and Dashboards
    • Climate Data Oracle
    • Go-To-Market
    • Competition
  • Tokenomics
    • Revenue Drivers
    • $PRIME Token
    • Value Capture Mechanism
    • Reward Structure
    • Locale Coverage
    • Nodes For Public Good
  • Community
    • Whitepaper
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    • Joining Ecosphere
    • Governance
    • Awareness
    • Disaster Readiness
    • Early Warning System
    • Socials
  • Project Developer
    • About
    • Team
    • Funding
    • Testnet Accounts
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Style Guide

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Last updated 5 months ago

Typography: The look and feel was composed of the typeface Montserrat for text and Gotham, which have both proportional and tabular figures necessary for the inline and table weather data display, for numbers.

Iconography: The FontAwesome and Weather Icons icon libraries were used for efficiency due to our fast-paced timeline. Weather Icons would be used for the wide variety of weather icons needed to communicate the different types of weather conditions e.g. in forecasts. FontAwesome would be used for any other icons needed.

Color Palette: BloomSky's color palette contain eight colors. We aimed for a balance between saturated and neutral colors, cool and warm colors, as well as light and dark colors that could be used to communicate focused and deemphasized elements, hot and cold tempratures, and elements on light and dark backgrounds.

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