Acctual. Paper invoice on frosted glass.

Brand accent — checkmark icons, payment rate callouts, inline highlights, the single most prominent chromatic color across the page

Decorative accent and illustration fill — violet chip on invoice cards, secondary brand signal

Decorative accent and illustration fill — pink chip on invoice cards, tertiary brand signal

Green text accent for links, tags, and emphasized short phrases. Use as a supporting accent, not as a status color

Red decorative accent for icons, marks, and small graphic details. Use as a supporting accent, not as a status color

Tinted surface wash — light blue card backgrounds for highlight sections, soft accent backgrounds

Tinted surface wash — light violet card backgrounds for feature blocks

Tinted surface wash — light pink card backgrounds, decorative highlight blocks

Body text and secondary headings — deeper than Ink, used where maximum contrast against white surfaces is needed

Primary action buttons (filled) — dark navy-black instead of pure black, giving CTAs a subtle blue undertone that harmonizes with the electric blue accent

Headings and primary body text — near-black with a slight cool cast reads as authoritative without the harshness of pure #000

Secondary body text, helper copy, muted descriptions under headlines

Tertiary text, nav links, subdued metadata — the lightest readable neutral before borders take over

Disabled state text, placeholder text, low-priority labels

Muted surface fills, inactive chip backgrounds — sits between border and surface in the neutral stack

Hairline borders, input outlines, divider lines — cool blue-gray instead of pure gray so dividers feel on-brand

Subtle section backgrounds, alternating bands — barely warmer than Paper, creates gentle visual rhythm without darkening the page

Page canvas, card surfaces, hero background — the dominant surface, occupying the majority of every viewport