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The yellow OnHand app icon shown large beside an iPhone App Store listing, both floating on a deep forest green field.
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Summary
A two-part app-store presentation frame: the icon isolated at large scale on the left, and the same icon in its real context on an App Store product page to the right.
Visual description
The whole frame sits on a deep forest green. On the left, a yellow rounded square app icon carries the custom OnHand lettering in the same forest green, stacked as On over Hand in a soft, connected script-like sans with looping terminals; the icon casts a barely visible darker shade behind it. On the right, a white iPhone in a light bezel is cropped at the bottom edge of the frame, showing the OnHand App Store listing: back-to-Search chevron, the app icon again at small size, the title OnHand with BEONHAND LIMITED beneath it, a blue Open button and a share glyph. A stats row follows with 435 RATINGS at 4.6 stars, AGE 4+, CATEGORY Lifestyle and a truncated DEVELOPER column. Below that, What's New lists version 9.5.23 from 4d ago with the note Intercom integration, then a Preview row of two partially visible screenshot cards in the same forest green and yellow, one reading OnHand makes it easy to do eco and social good.
Key takeaway
Pairing the icon in isolation with the icon in situ on the real store page proves the mark survives at small scale, which a floating icon on its own never does. The brand colours carry straight through into the store screenshots, so the listing itself reads as branded surface rather than platform chrome.
Reuse notes
A good pattern for the app-icon slide of a consumer app identity case study, or for a store-listing review. The dark ground is what lets the yellow icon read as the only bright object, so it needs a deep background to work. Cropping the phone at the frame edge keeps focus on the top of the listing; if the listing content matters, do not crop that low.
