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Flyweel · OG images · Minimal · Corporate screenshot

Design analysis

The composition utilizes a rich, dark emerald green as the canvas background, overlaid with a subtle, repetitive dotted texture. The white wordmark and accompanying icon are positioned prominently on the left side, creating a strong focal point against the dense backdrop. The design relies on high contrast and minimal elements to establish a sophisticated, tech-oriented identity.

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## Reference images

Study these alongside the description below: hierarchy, rhythm, spacing, colour. Build for the product you are asked about, using this design language.

- Screenshot: https://kage-design-assets.t3.tigrisfiles.io/screenshots/flyweel/48e11a43-651a-4cb9-b15e-86982f720b7c-1792648957021.webp
- Design on Kage: https://kage.design/designs/flyweel-og-image

## Before you start
Please ask the user what their product is, who the target audience is, and what their brand assets (name, primary colors, typography) are, and wait for their answers. All subsequent design rules apply to the user's product, not this reference.

## Page structure
This is a single 1200x630px graphic intended for social sharing (Open Graph image).

The main area features a dark, rich emerald green background with a subtle, all-over dotted texture or gradient effect. The logo icon and the brand wordmark are placed on the left side of the canvas, balanced against the atmospheric background.

## Design language
*   **Canvas:** The target output size must be 1200px wide by 630px high.
*   **Color Palette:** The primary background color should be a deep, dark green (approximating #004d40). The primary foreground color (wordmark, icons) should be white (#ffffff).
*   **Texture/Vibe:** The background must incorporate a low-contrast, subtle dotted pattern or a smooth, abstract gradient that evokes a modern, corporate, and technological feel.
*   **Typography:** Use a clean, modern, sans-serif typeface. The wordmark should be prominent and left-aligned with the icon.
*   **Hierarchy:** The design is highly focused; the brand identity (icon and wordmark) is the sole piece of content, given maximum size and contrast against the negative space.
*   **Spacing:** Ensure generous spacing between the logo icon and the wordmark.

## Never
Never use the specific logo icon, wordmark, or name from the reference. Never present the resulting design as the reference's product.

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