Color Palette
Our color system balances warmth and professionalism for a consistent, accessible experience.
Brand
Primary brand colors for identity and key actions
Neutrals
Neutral colors for backgrounds, borders, and text
Contextual
Semantic colors for success, danger, warning, and informational states
Success
Used for confirmations and positive feedback
Danger
Used for errors and destructive actions
Warning
Used for cautions and pending states
Info
Used for informational messages and links
Usage Examples
How contextual colors appear in real UI components
Messages & Alerts
House plan saved successfully!
Failed to load plan details
Plan modifications pending review
New plans available in your area
Interactive Elements
Action Buttons
Save
Delete
Draft
Info
Status Indicators
Available
Sold Out
Limited
New
Implementation Guidelines
✓ Do
Use green for positive actions and success states
Use red for destructive actions and error states
Use amber for warnings and caution states
Use blue for informational content and links
Maintain consistent color meanings across the app
Consider accessibility and color contrast
✗ Don't
Mix contextual meanings (red for success, etc.)
Use contextual colors for decorative purposes
Rely solely on color to convey information
Use brand colors for system feedback
Overuse bright contextual colors
Ignore dark mode variations