0x25B0

0x25B0 denotes the Unicode code point U+25B0, located in the Geometric Shapes block. The glyph is a triangular geometric symbol, typically rendered as a solid black triangle oriented upward. The exact appearance varies by font and rendering system, so some glyphs may look slightly different while retaining the same code point.

The formal Unicode name is Black Up-Pointing Triangle. In UTF-8, U+25B0 encodes as the three-byte sequence E2 96 B0; in UTF-16 it is 0x25B0 (big-endian) or 0xB0 0x25 in little-endian; in UTF-32 it is 0x0000 0x25B0. The character is widely supported across modern fonts and systems, though some older fonts or minimal environments may lack a visible glyph and display a placeholder instead.

Usage and considerations: 0x25B0 is used as a geometric symbol in diagrams, icons, user interfaces, and charts. Because it is a decorative symbol rather than a letter, its meaning depends on context. When included in accessible content, it's advisable to provide alternative text descriptions for screen readers and to ensure that the surrounding design communicates the intended meaning clearly.