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Palette (apple.com style): white #ffffff / #f5f5f7, ink #1d1d1f, secondary #6e6e73, hairline #d2d2d7, blue #0071e3 to #2997ff. Dark variant: #000 / #0b0b0f, text #f5f5f7, cards #1d1d1f, blue #2997ff. Orange (#ff6a2a) appears exactly once per image, as a small accent dot (or the ★ beside "Kairon" on the KubeVirt comparison card) — never as a background or primary color. The Zyvor "Z" mark (zyvor-mark.svg) is drawn in the same blue gradient.

FileWhat it isRebuild
kairon-share-card.png1200×630 card: the README Open Graph preview./docs/social/build-social-card.sh
kairon-social-card.html / .jpg1600×900 (16:9) card for LinkedIn and X: the product story in five stepssame script
kairon-share-card.htmlSource for the 1200×630 share cardsame script
readme/hero.html → ../assets/readme-hero.jpg1600×800 dark README hero with the benchmark scoreboard./docs/social/readme/build.sh
readme/benchmark.html → ../assets/readme-benchmark.jpg1600×800 Kairon vs KubeVirt measured results, bars to scalesame script
readme/vs-kubevirt.html → ../assets/kairon-vs-kubevirt.jpg1600×820 stack comparison: what sits between kubectl and KVMsame script
readme/capabilities.html → ../assets/readme-capabilities.jpg1600×640 Run / Move / Protect / Automatesame script
readme/architecture.html → ../assets/readme-architecture.jpg1600×700 components and portssame script
../assets/social-preview.svg / .png1280×640 README hero, lightpython3 docs/social/build-social-svg.py docs/assets then rsvg-convert -w 1280 -h 640 docs/assets/social-preview.svg -o docs/assets/social-preview.png
../assets/social-preview-dark.svg / .pngSame hero, dark (used via prefers-color-scheme: dark in the README)same, with social-preview-dark

Needs Google Chrome and macOS sips for the three HTML-sourced cards (already on a Mac; nothing to install), and rsvg-convert (librsvg, e.g. brew install librsvg) for the SVG-sourced hero pair. build-social-svg.py holds the light and dark palettes and generates both hero SVGs from one layout, so they cannot drift apart.

Every claim on the social cards is already sourced in the project README and docs. The benchmark numbers on readme/hero.html and readme/benchmark.html come from docs/benchmarks/*.json; change them together. Licence wording follows LICENSE: Apache License 2.0.