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Visual Design Guidelines

Principles for creating visually cohesive and aesthetically pleasing interfaces

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Design Principle
Good visual design supports the user's goals and the product's purpose. It should never get in the way of functionality.

Color Guidelines

Color Palette

Our color system is built around a primary brand color with supporting colors for different purposes:

Primary

Main brand color

Secondary

Supporting color

Accent

Highlight color

Muted

Background color

Color Usage

Functional Colors

Success: Confirmations, completed actions

Error: Errors, destructive actions

Warning: Cautions, important notices

Info: Neutral information, help

Color Principles
  • Use color purposefully, not decoratively
  • Maintain sufficient contrast for readability
  • Never use color as the only means of conveying information
  • Limit the number of colors in a single view
  • Ensure colors work in both light and dark modes
  • Consider color blindness and other visual impairments

Visual Design Principles

Consistency

Use consistent visual elements throughout the interface to create a cohesive experience.

Hierarchy

Establish clear visual hierarchy to guide users through the interface and highlight important elements.

Simplicity

Keep visual design simple and focused, removing unnecessary elements that don't serve a purpose.

Accessibility

Ensure visual design is accessible to all users, including those with visual impairments.