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Design Notes
AvocAudio PCB net color hierarchy
Applied an object-specific PCB net color hierarchy for readability:
- Critical nets: high-contrast colors
- Power rails: bright red
- Ground: dark charcoal/black
- Clocks: bright yellow
- Differential pairs: vivid cyan
- Moderate emphasis nets:
- Buses: medium blue
- Control signals: amber/orange
- Default nets:
- All remaining nets: muted gray
Priority intent:
- Differential pair / clock / power / ground nets should stand out immediately.
- Bus and control nets should remain visible without overpowering the layout.
- Unclassified nets should recede visually to preserve readability.
Known named nets currently visible in layout/search context include GND, +3V3, +1V1, SD_DATA0, SD_DATA1, and SD_CMD. Any remaining unnamed or unclassified nets should inherit the muted default treatment.
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