Left column: the app's current live-text title (system font, weight 300). Right column: your SVG artwork, with "Perspective"/"P" recolored from pure white to the app's actual off-white (#e0ddd8, same as the CSS text) — the earlier version left it pure white, which was making the SVG copy read brighter/crisper than the live text next to it. The dot itself stays pure white on purpose, that wasn't part of this fix. Shown at the two largest real toolbar sizes (23px, 19px) plus a 60px blow-up for judging weight up close.
Both should sit on the same baseline, only differing by the descender on the lowercase "p" in Perspective hanging below.
Both dots present again in this version of the artwork. Perspective's dot: fixed gold, 2.5s cycle. Fix's dot: fixed white, 3.5s cycle. Independent, slowly drifting relationship. Both truly rest at 0 opacity for a beat at the bottom of each pulse rather than just dimming to a floor. PFix's dot: alternates gold/white every pulse, ~75% ON / 25% OFF weighted, synced to the 3.5s cycle.
Perspective's dot taps "FIVE" (gold). Fix's dot taps "TAPS" or "CLICKS" depending on device (white). PFix's single dot taps the combined phrase, switching color every time the letter changes. Not a fade-pulse like section 3 — this is real on/off Morse timing (dot = short flash, dash = long flash), with a pause before the whole thing repeats.