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Color Palette

The color palette is built around an indigo base, conveying technology and modernity. Two distinct palettes are provided: one optimized for light backgrounds and another for dark backgrounds, ensuring readability and contrast in both modes.

Light mode

RoleHexUsage
Primary#4F46E5Links, buttons, active elements
Dark#4338CAHover states
Darker#3730A3Active/pressed states
Darkest#312E81High-emphasis elements
Light#6366F1Secondary highlights
Lighter#818CF8Backgrounds, badges
Lightest#A5B4FCSubtle backgrounds, borders

Dark mode

RoleHexUsage
Primary#A78BFALinks, buttons, active elements
Dark#8B5CF6Hover states
Darker#7C3AEDActive/pressed states
Darkest#6D28D9High-emphasis elements
Light#C4B5FDSecondary highlights
Lighter#DDD6FEBackgrounds, badges
Lightest#EDE9FESubtle backgrounds, borders

Light mode

#4F46E5
Primary
#4338CA
Dark
#3730A3
Darker
#312E81
Darkest
#6366F1
Light
#818CF8
Lighter
#A5B4FC
Lightest

Dark mode

#A78BFA
Primary
#8B5CF6
Dark
#7C3AED
Darker
#6D28D9
Darkest
#C4B5FD
Light
#DDD6FE
Lighter
#EDE9FE
Lightest

Usage guidelines

  • Always use the light palette on light backgrounds and the dark palette on dark backgrounds.
  • The primary color is the default for interactive elements: links, buttons, and focused inputs.
  • Use darker variants for hover and active states, and lighter variants for subtle backgrounds.
  • Avoid using palette colors for large text blocks — use the default text colors provided by the theme.
  • Ensure a minimum contrast ratio of 4.5:1 for text over colored backgrounds (WCAG AA).