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Groq. Parchment pages, graphite text, one highlighter-orange mark.

  • AI
  • Mixed theme
  • 10 colors
  • 2 typefaces

Groq reads as a speed lab notebook — warm parchment surfaces, tight geometric sans-serif (Space Grotesk at whisper-weight 300), and a single searing orange accent that marks every action and highlight like a highlighter pen on graph paper. The layout alternates between bright cream and deep charcoal panels, creating a documentary rhythm of thesis (light) → proof (dark) → evidence (light) rather than a marketing funnel. Typography is small, confident, and slightly compressed; pill buttons and IBM Plex Mono eyebrows with wide tracking give the whole system a technical-spec feel. Components stay flat and minimal — no drop shadows, no gradients, no decorative chrome — so the orange is always the loudest thing on screen.

Screenshot of Groq
Captured from groq.com on October 11, 2026

Groq design system

Groq

Brand1

  • Orange supporting accent for decorative details and low-frequency emphasis. Do not promote it to the primary CTA color

Accent1

  • Secondary decorative accent — rare highlights, special-emphasis inline marks, and select graphic flourishes. Used as a cool counterpoint to Ember Orange when a second color is needed

Neutrals8

  • Deepest dark — alt dark-panel fill, footer surfaces. Slightly warmer than Graphite for variation in dark sections

  • Primary text and dark section background — near-black with a cool cast. The workhorse color for headings, body copy, and full-bleed dark bands

  • Secondary text — descriptions, supporting copy, muted labels. Warm olive-gray that harmonizes with Parchment rather than fighting it

  • Tertiary text and disabled states — nav dropdown items, fine print, inactive icons

  • List separators and secondary borders — a touch cooler than Khaki for list-item dividers

  • Hairline borders and dividers — low-contrast warm gray that defines edges without drawing attention

  • Page canvas — the warm off-white that defines the site's light mode. Warmer than pure white, it gives the whole interface a paper-like quality

  • Elevated surface — cards, content blocks, nav backgrounds. One step lighter than Parchment, used to lift elements off the canvas without harsh contrast

Try a pairing

Pick any two colors from the palette to check whether text stays readable on top.

Aa

#111111 on Ember Orange

4.98 : 1 contrast

Background
Text
  • Body textPasses AA 4.5
  • Large textPasses AA 3
  • StrictFails AAA 7

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