Style Guide

Palette. Vault ink as the ground; brass carries every claim that matters. Ledger green and assay blue are reserved, semantic accents — used only where they mean something, never decoratively.

Seal Gold is the same token already used across Consent Tree decks — reused deliberately so the parent entity and its ventures read as one family.

Type. Fraunces for display, Space Grotesk for body and UI, IBM Plex Mono for eyebrows and data — set live on this page.

Mark. A hallmark/assay seal — concentric ring, four register ticks, a monogram "T" — not any one product's mark. Trovance is the vault; each product it builds keeps its own mark growing out of it, the way Consent Tree does today.

• Ledger rule. The faint horizontal rule on every page is structural — the one visual element every page shares, evoking the register itself.
• Roman numerals mark charter articles only — never used as generic step numbering elsewhere.
• Imagery. No stock "tech" photography. If imagery is used: vault doors, assay/hallmark stamps, ledger paper grain.
• Dark, deliberately. This site is ink-first by design, not a light/dark toggle — the ledger-under-lamplight register is the identity, not a mode.
• Top nav stays short. Only durable, permanent sections (About Us, Leadership, Governance, Investors, Contact) belong in the primary nav. Individual products live on their own pages, linked from Home and the footer — the nav shouldn't grow as more are added. Governance is pulled from the nav for now, while that page is still unreviewed — see the footer.

Voice. Confident, precise, unembellished. No superlatives; let the evidence carry the claim.