W VIBE identity
Updated: 2026-09-05. The wordmark is accepted for the current version; final identity remains open.
Review the complete wordmark and symbol alternatives.
The header and footer use one SVG saying W vibe, with no separate brand text or repeated W. Heavy rounded, slanted generated lettering replaces the generic font. The W is electric lime (#D9F854) and vibe is orchid (#BA6CFF). Five glyph groups share a noticeable lift, lean and color wave: W starts, then v, i, b and e follow at 130-millisecond intervals. The i dot moves with its stem. The four-second cycle includes a resting interval. Page pause freezes the animation; reduced-motion preferences display the resting wordmark.
| Option | Character | Current use |
|---|---|---|
| Complete W vibe wordmark | Rounded slanted lettering; coordinated motion and color across the name | Temporary header/footer selection; its W supplies the favicon |
| Ripple W | Flowing folds | Symbol alternative |
| Split W | Angular two-part W | Symbol alternative |
| Loop W | Rounded continuous mark | Symbol alternative |
All lettering and symbol geometry comes from original generated concepts mechanically traced into real SVG paths. The wordmark requires no installed font or raster image. Its animation is embedded in the downloadable animated SVG; a separate static SVG is also available. The comparison page's header choice is local and does not change the public selection. Symbol alternatives show their W beside “vibe” only, avoiding a repeated W.
Wordmark files: /assets/logo-wordmark.svg, /assets/logo-wordmark-static.svg; lib/wordmark.json, lib/wordmark-motion.ts, components/vibe-logo.tsx. Symbol geometry remains in lib/logo-options.json; layout and symbol motion are in app/wvibe.css. Source PNGs and exact prompts are retained in design/logo-options/. Asset provenance records conversion details.
The wordmark should remain recognizable at phone size and while moving. No browser visual audit is claimed. The companion Moments page provides public sample sharing and explains the upcoming member clipping program. The separate /reel page is an illustrative concept-video test; this logo is SVG motion, not video.