Theme Colors

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The core of our design language

Colors play a vital role in our design system. They convey meaning, establish hierarchy, and enhance user experience. Our color palette is carefully selected to maintain consistency, accessibility, and visual harmony across all interfaces.

Theme Colors

Our primary color palette serves as the foundation of our brand identity. It is used consistently throughout the UI for important elements, buttons, and accents.

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Primary 50

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Primary 100

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Primary 200

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Primary 300

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Primary 400

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Primary 500

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Primary 600

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Primary 700

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Primary 800

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Primary 900

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Primary 950

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Secondary Colors

Our secondary color palette features warm brown tones that harmoniously complement our primary orange palette. It is used for secondary buttons, notifications, and supporting elements to create visual hierarchy.

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Secondary 50

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Secondary 100

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Secondary 200

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Secondary 300

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Secondary 400

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Secondary 500

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Secondary 600

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Secondary 700

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Secondary 800

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Secondary 900

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Secondary 950

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Gray Scale

Gray tones are essential for creating balanced interfaces. They provide contrast while remaining neutral and allowing the primary palette to shine.

Note: The gray palette is essential for creating balanced interfaces, providing contrast while remaining neutral, allowing the primary colors to stand out.

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Gray 50

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Gray 100

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Gray 200

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Gray 300

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Gray 400

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Gray 500

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Gray 600

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Gray 700

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Gray 800

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Gray 900

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Gray 950

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Background Colors

Background colors serve as the canvas for our content, providing the right contrast and readability.

# White Variants

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White

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White Soft

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White Mute

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# Background Variants

Light Mode Content

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Bg Light

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Dark Mode Content

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Bg Dark

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Text Colors

Text colors ensure readability and proper hierarchy across light and dark modes.

Light Mode

Heading Text

This is a sample text paragraph that shows how the text appears in different themes.

Secondary text is used for less important information and annotations.

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Dark Mode

Heading Text

This is a sample text paragraph that shows how the text appears in different themes.

Secondary text is used for less important information and annotations.

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Border Radius

Border radius values help maintain consistent component styling throughout the application.

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rounded-sm

0.125rem

rounded-full

9999px

Usage Guidelines

When using colors in your components, follow these guidelines to ensure consistency and accessibility.

Do

  • Use primary colors for key interactive elements and CTAs

  • Maintain consistent color contrast for accessibility

  • Use CSS variables for theming instead of hardcoded values

  • Test your UI in both light and dark modes

Don't

  • Avoid using too many colors in a single component

  • Don't use colors that clash with our main palette

  • Avoid using hardcoded color values

  • Don't forget to test color contrast for accessibility

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