Unify site brand colors - #21
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What changed
brand.cssas the canonical source for the BlockTransfer palette.#144F9B.Why
The site previously maintained separate color systems in inline homepage/contact styles, the blog stylesheet, and legacy policy CSS. That duplication allowed the presentation to drift and left some pages using retired purple accents.
Impact
The site now uses the logo's neutral foundation with blue as the primary interaction color. Green and orange are reserved for investor and issuer meaning. Future color changes can be made centrally in
brand.css.Validation
git diff --check