>> refined
Each uses asymmetry, rotation, scale, or a pivot dot to read as a brand mark rather than a UI control. Same dark monochrome, no tile, no triangle.
Two chevrons, but the second one is BOLDER, not just repeated. The first sets up direction, the second lands with weight. Reads as "first, then bigger" rather than "next page."
Header, no tile
Mark alone
Favicon 16 / 32
With blue accent
On dark
Browser tab
The second chevron is rotated upward 18°, so the >> bends toward something. Strongest pivot read of the four. Says "direction, then turn."
Header, no tile
Mark alone
Favicon 16 / 32
With blue accent
On dark
Browser tab
The two chevrons grow in size, second is ~30% larger. Pure growth + momentum. Distinct enough from a Next button that nobody confuses them.
Header, no tile
Mark alone
Favicon 16 / 32
With blue accent
On dark
Browser tab
Two chevrons with the pivot dot between them, borrowed from #4. The dot is the moment of change; the chevrons are direction. Hybrid of #3 and #4.
Header, no tile
Mark alone
Favicon 16 / 32
With blue accent
On dark
Browser tab
Pick one