Lattice. A quiet cream canvas where dark forest ink does the speaking and pastel specimen cards provide the color.

Neutral form states, badge text, and quiet UI feedback where color should stay understated. Do not promote it to the primary CTA color

Dark green accent for data visualization, illustration strokes, and secondary green elements. Distinct from Forest Ink in that it reads clearly as green, not near-black

Secondary brand accent — teal-toned borders, illustration fills, and data visualization. Used alongside Deep Forest for multi-color charts and decorative elements

Pill badge fills, success highlights, and light accent surfaces. The signature light green for category tags, status indicators, and soft highlight washes

Chart and illustration accent — the yellow-green in the multi-color palette system. Used in data bars, category indicators, and decorative strokes

Magenta-pink accent for data visualization and illustration. The warm-cool counterpoint in the multi-color palette system

Amber-gold accent for data visualization and illustration. The warm yellow in the multi-color palette system, used in charts and decorative strokes

Violet accent for data visualization, illustration strokes, and the integrations section gradient. The cool counterpoint in the multi-color palette

Pastel feature card background — the pale aqua tint assigned to product modules like Performance. Each product area gets its own pastel home

Pastel feature card background — the pale yellow-green tint for modules like Goals & OKRs. The warmest pastel in the system

Pastel card background — pale violet for testimonial cards, secondary feature blocks, and the cool side of the pastel system

Pastel card background — near-white pink for subtle surface differentiation. The quietest of the pastel tints

Warm pastel accent surface — soft yellow for tag backgrounds and light highlight zones

Green pastel accent for tag backgrounds and soft category highlights. A more saturated green than Lime Surface

Pink pastel accent for tag backgrounds and soft category highlights

Muted violet for illustration strokes and decorative outlines

Hero radial gradient — the lime-to-teal aurora behind the product device frame. Evokes a natural, organic light source rather than a tech glow

Dark borders and separators for elevated surfaces and inverted UI. Do not promote it to the primary CTA color

Secondary text and medium-emphasis borders. Sits between Forest Ink and the lighter grays — use for body descriptions, supporting copy, and subtle dividers

Muted body text, nav borders, and tertiary UI elements. The readable-but-quiet gray for descriptions and helper text

Lightest text tier — captions, metadata, tertiary labels. Use for timestamps, footnotes, and non-essential annotations

Page background — the warm off-white canvas that gives the entire system its paper-like, non-clinical feel. Never use pure white for the body background

Card surfaces, product UI mockups, and embedded media containers — pure white lifted above the parchment canvas to create subtle elevation without shadows