logos.neobrutal-marquee-belt · Marquee belt

A logos pattern from Neo-Brutalism, drawn alone below with this design's tokens and sample copy. Used in this design on: home page, section 2. Give the section root data-pattern="logos.neobrutal-marquee-belt". A guide only: DESIGN.md and tokens.json are the source of truth.

Rule
A full-bleed accent2 belt between two 4 px rules with client names running sideways in heavy type.
Slots
statement
Grid areas
belt full (12-column grid, 1-based inclusive spans)
Notes
Names separated by a star glyph. The belt stops moving under prefers-reduced-motion.
Tokens
bg #FFF4DE · text #111111 · heading #000000 · accent #FF5FA2 · accent2 #00BCA1 · Archivo Black / Space Grotesk · radius 8px · space unit 8px (full list in design/tokens.json)
Section
full-bleed · vertical padding step 0

Pattern notes

  • A full-bleed belt: 4 px rule, an accent2 band with client or partner names running sideways in h3 weight separated by ★, 4 px rule. No logo images. The belt pauses under `prefers-reduced-motion`.
Most rebrands fail because they start with a logo. Ours start with a sales call recording and a spreadsheet of lost deals.We work with a few clients a year, deeply, and stay on after launch.Most rebrands fail because they start with a logo. Ours start with a sales call recording and a spreadsheet of lost deals.We work with a few clients a year, deeply, and stay on after launch.Most rebrands fail because they start with a logo. Ours start with a sales call recording and a spreadsheet of lost deals.We work with a few clients a year, deeply, and stay on after launch.Most rebrands fail because they start with a logo. Ours start with a sales call recording and a spreadsheet of lost deals.We work with a few clients a year, deeply, and stay on after launch.