X profile header
Text stays right of the avatar and 60 px clear of the top/bottom crop allowance.
1500 × 500 · current platform spec
Brand resources
Calculator Campus
Approved assets and language for profiles, articles, interviews, launches, and partner pages.
Social covers
One system, safe on every screen
Nine exact-size exports keep the full lockup inside a conservative safe zone. The matching templates mark mobile crops, edge risk, and avatar obstructions before you customize anything.
LinkedIn profile cover
Important content sits center-right, clear of the lower-left profile photo and responsive edges.
1584 × 396 · current platform spec
LinkedIn company Page cover
LinkedIn recommends centered key details and extra clearance from edges, especially lower-right.
4200 × 700 · current platform spec
Facebook Page cover
The official warning says the left side is partly covered and the image may be cropped on different screens.
851 × 315 · current platform spec
YouTube channel banner
All text and the logo sit inside YouTube's centered all-device text/logo safe area.
2560 × 1440 · current platform spec
Reddit community banner — desktop
A compact centered lockup keeps the community title readable across variable desktop widths.
1072 × 128 · current platform spec
Reddit community banner — mobile
Reddit accepts a separate mobile banner; this version keeps the lockup inside a centered 712 px zone.
1080 × 128 · current platform spec
Pinterest Business profile cover
Exported at twice Pinterest's 800 × 450 minimum while preserving the required 16:9 crop.
1600 × 900 · current platform spec
Product Hunt gallery cover
Uses Product Hunt's recommended 1270 × 760 gallery dimensions with generous text clearance.
1270 × 760 · current platform spec
Core files
Marks and sharing cards
Use SVG when a platform accepts it. Use PNG for profile images, covers, social posts, and systems that rasterize uploads.
Approved language
One factual story, sized to fit
Adapt the length to the platform, but keep the name, founder relationship, purpose, and methodology consistent.
Canonical description
About fields, company profiles, and reference listingsCalculator Campus is a public catalog of practical online calculators that pairs each tool with formulas, assumptions, worked examples, and named sources.
Profile one-liner
Short bios and compact directory fieldsPractical online calculators with clear methods, worked examples, and named sources.
Short profile
Profiles that allow roughly 160 charactersCalculator Campus publishes practical online calculators with clear formulas, worked examples, named sources, and documented quality checks.
Medium profile
Product listings, channel About fields, and contributor biosCalculator Campus is a growing catalog of practical online calculators. Every tool is paired with the formula, assumptions, examples, and named sources needed to understand the result. Calculators are checked with executable test cases, rendered-page validation, accessibility checks, and human editorial review.
Press boilerplate
The final paragraph of a release, interview brief, or media pageCalculator Campus is an independent catalog of practical online calculators built and edited by Nick Major. The project combines AI-assisted research and drafting with deterministic formula tests, source review, accessibility checks, and human editorial judgment. Each published calculator explains the method behind its answer and links to the sources used. Learn more at https://www.calculatorcampus.com/.
Methodology summary
Case studies and technical profilesCalculator Campus uses AI to accelerate research and drafting, not to replace verification. Published tools pass formula vectors, source-quality review, prose-to-engine consistency checks, rendered HTML and accessibility validation, and human editorial review.
Founder bio
Interview, podcast, contributor, and maker profilesNick Major is the founder and editor of Calculator Campus, where he builds practical online calculators and the verification systems used to research, test, and publish them.
General launch post
A first post introducing the projectI’m building Calculator Campus: a catalog of practical online calculators that shows its work. Each tool includes the formula, assumptions, worked examples, and named sources behind the answer, with deterministic tests and editorial review before publication. Explore the catalog at https://www.calculatorcampus.com/.
Calculator release template
Announcing a specific new calculatorNew on Calculator Campus: [Calculator name]. It helps [audience] calculate [primary outcome], including [one genuinely distinctive feature]. The page shows the formula, assumptions, examples, and sources behind the result: [canonical calculator URL]
Editorial pitch summary
The factual core of an outreach emailCalculator Campus is a live case study in building useful AI-assisted web tools without outsourcing factual responsibility to a model. Its calculators are researched against primary sources, implemented as deterministic engines, and checked with executable vectors plus adversarial content audits. Nick Major can share the workflow, failures, and quality controls with examples from the public catalog.
Visual system
Graphite, putty, four signals
The four-tile mark mirrors the calculator catalog: distinct topics organized inside one dependable system.
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Graphite
#1d1d1fPrimary ink and dark surfaces -
Putty
#f5f5f7Primary light surface -
Blue
#0071e3Primary action and finance/business tile -
Mint
#30d158Positive, science, health, and landscaping tile -
Yellow
#ffd60aEveryday and household tile -
Lavender
#bf5af2Education and math tile
Usage
Keep it recognizable
Do
Keep the full name, preserve clear space around the mark, and use the approved factual descriptions.
Do not
Recolor individual tiles, stretch the artwork, invent credentials, or imply an endorsement that does not exist.