The identity
Personal. Clear. Considered.
A small set of elements that make this work recognizably mine. Resources for sharing my work, introducing a collaboration, or keeping the site consistent.
01 — The identity
Nicholas Adamou
Senior outcome engineer
The name is the wordmark; the monochrome portrait is the recognizable personal mark. Keep the portrait’s proportions and leave clear space around both. Use the full name on first reference.
Download portrait PNG
Browser and profile sizes02 — Warm neutrals
ink
#0c0a09paper
#fafaf9stone
#a8a29esurface
#1c1917Paper on ink, or ink on paper, is the primary pairing. Stone supports secondary labels; surfaces create quiet separation. Keep essential text high contrast. Custom site themes are personal preferences, not new brand palettes.
Download color tokens03 — Type & voice
Inter · Regular / Medium / Semibold / Bold
Making the world better through software
Use short, direct sentences. Describe the outcome, explain the next step, and make room for the work to speak.
Keep headlines concise, paragraphs readable, and labels descriptive. Avoid inflated promises. Inter is bundled with the social renderer so cards do not rely on an external font request.
04 — Icons with a purpose
Use Lucide line icons for navigation and topics, paired with a text label. Brand icons identify their own platforms; they do not imply endorsement. Never replace a company’s mark with an unrelated symbol.
GitHub / nicholasadamou05 — Social cards
1200 × 630 pixels. Consistent margins, a clear title, one supporting image when useful, and a quiet signature. Keep platform icons secondary to the message.
