Flayks. Dark forest green page, peach ink headlines bleeding off the page edges, tiny Nohemi caption text anchoring the corners.

Page canvas, section backgrounds — deep saturated green creates the base atmosphere; the page reads as forest-green, not black, which warms the dark theme and separates this system from generic dark-mode SaaS

Shadow and recessed surface tone — used in card drop-shadows and inner depth layers, the slightly darker shade of the canvas adds dimension without breaking the monochrome green field

Display type accent, link text, emphasis headings — vivid warm orange that dominates the hero typography and section labels; against the green canvas it reads as high-energy poster ink, not a UI CTA color

Violet accent for outlined action borders, linked labels, and lightweight interactive emphasis.

Dramatic card surface for featured work tiles — deep saturated violet as an alternative canvas for highlight cards; high contrast with Peach Cream text

Accent card surface — vivid indigo for occasional card variants that need to feel different from the green field without going warm

Cool card surface — deep blue-teal for cards that need to break from the warm/green field with a cool note

Deepest surface, button border, text on light card — true black reserved for max-contrast elements and neutral button outlines

Card surface, elevated panels, secondary dark surface — sits one step off pure black, warm enough to harmonize with the green canvas, used for the back-layer of illustrated artwork tiles

Neutral card surface variant for utility panels — cool-tinted alternative to Charcoal for sections that need to feel mechanical rather than warm

Body background panels, list dividers, utility surfaces — desaturated green that sits between Forest Ink and the cream text, used for secondary content blocks and list separators

Muted card surface — dusty violet for low-priority cards and section dividers

Muted neutral card surface — desaturated warm gray for low-emphasis panels

Primary text, hairline borders, outlined-action strokes — the system's only near-gray warm tone; carries the majority of legibility weight and acts as the universal border color across lists, cards, and images. Outlined ghost-button stroke color

Secondary text, decorative stroke and fill accents — a slightly cooler cream for subtle differentiation from Peach Cream without breaking the warm neutrals family