Four horizontal bars, each with a 45-degree right-pointing chevron cut. One per phase. Staircase silhouette = progress, execution, forward motion. The count is now exact: 4 bars = 4 phases. The chevron cut on every bar says "executing." At 16px: staircase ramp, unambiguous.

An H made from 4 distinct segments. The crossbar is split at center with a deliberate 3px gap — the loop is almost closed. Left leg = Find. Crossbar-left = Fix. Crossbar-right = Improve. Right leg = Govern. The gradient flows left to right: emerald to cyan. At 16px: clean H silhouette. At 80px+: the split crossbar is the concept.

Four blocks in two columns, connected by a thin crossbar. The H is structural, not a letterform. Each block is a phase. The crossbar is the autonomous execution engine — the thing that connects Find to Govern continuously. At 16px: reads as H. At 80px: reads as an architecture diagram. The columns have a slight height offset — the left column sits lower, the right sits higher — signaling before → after.