A working reference for the product interface, presentation templates and future assets.
Dark surfaces give the work space. A paper receipt makes the record tangible. Lime marks the next action; status labels describe specific checks.
Use direct verbs. Describe what was checked. Keep ownership, payments and contribution quality separate.
Semantic CSS variables and portable JSON tokens are included in the handoff. Font stacks use variable fonts loaded via CDN with system fallbacks.
8px radius · 44px controls · 760px mobile breakpoint
Visible focus · Reduced motion · 4px base spacing
These are component specimens. Disabled examples do not perform application actions.
This signature could not be verified. Start the signing request again.
Check the existing transaction. Do not resend payment.
Your profile changes were saved.
This is a testnet environment. No real funds are used.
Do not use “trusted person,” “verified human” or a universal reputation score.
Mobile testing that made the next release better.
Example amount · no funds were sent
Fictional example. No signature or payment has been verified.
Normalizes to lowercase, strips .neet suffix, validates format.
Global toast system with success (lime), error (red), info (yellow). Auto-dismisses after 5s.
Presentation layouts use fewer words and larger type. Social graphics center one idea. Screenshots retain the network and sample labels.
Included templates cover title, problem, solution, demo, evidence, roadmap and closing slides, plus social and video frames. SVG examples, source tokens and usage rules travel with the code and the Claude handoff.
Cross-format exports should preserve readable text, sample disclosures and accurate verification language. Dotneet is an independent product using Nimiq; these assets do not imply Nimiq endorsement.
