Brand Colors
Twitter (X) brand color palette
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The transition from 'Twitter Blue' to 'X Black' signals a radical shift in identity...
Brand story
After years of using a friendly sky-blue to represent a public town square, the rebrand to X introduced a stark black and white palette. This move, led by Elon Musk, was intended to strip away the social media 'vibe' and move toward an 'everything app' aesthetic that is more utilitarian and bold.
Palette and usage
Browse color libraryDisruption, minimalism, absolute focus.
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