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> Workplace AI assistant — dark void aesthetic
Dala design tokens and UI patterns as AI-ready DESIGN.md for Cursor, Claude Code, and v0.
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BRAND
Electric Iris
#8052ff
Primary action buttons, logo mark, brand accents — the single saturated violet that signals interactivity and brand identity against the black void
ACCENT
Saffron Spark
#ffb829
Highlight emphasis text, accent links, attention punctuation — warm yellow against violet creates the brand's chromatic tension
Deep Verdant
#15846e
Secondary surface tint, logo gradient stop — appears as the deeper end of the brand gradient and in subtle accent washes
NEUTRALS
Void
#000000
Page canvas, section backgrounds, negative space — pure black is the dominant surface, not dark gray, creating the void that lets chromatic accents float
Ash Gray
#9a9a9a
Muted nav text, ghost link color, secondary labels — recedes behind primary text without going invisible
Silver Mist
#bdbdbd
Tertiary body text, caption-level information — the quietest readable gray, for supporting context
Bone White
#ffffff
Headlines, body text, icon fills, nav active state — the only typographic color, carrying maximum hierarchy on black
Typography
The quick brown fox jumps
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The quick brown fox jumps
The quick brown fox jumps
The quick brown fox jumps
The quick brown fox jumps
The quick brown fox jumps
The quick brown fox jumps
The quick brown fox jumps
THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS
The quick brown fox jumps
FONTS
Spacing & Shape
Guidelines
✓ DO
- Use #8052ff (Electric Iris) exclusively for primary action buttons
- Set headlines at weight 400 with aggressive negative letter spacing (-0.04em)
- Use weight 200 (ultra-light) for 18px body text for airy readability
- Maintain pure #000000 black as section canvas background
✕ DON'T
- Do not use filled violet for large background surface containers
- Do not set body text at standard weight 400
- Do not introduce card containers with heavy borders or drop shadows
- Do not add color gradients to flat UI components
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