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Lyssna. A quiet white page where one deep teal button glows beneath serif headlines and mint accent panels breathe like greenhouse glass.

  • Productivity
  • Light theme
  • 12 colors
  • 2 typefaces

Lyssna reads as a botanical research journal brought to life on screen: a near-white editorial canvas, a deeply saturated dark teal that anchors every action, and a single bright mint surface (#b9ffe8) that recurs as accent wash, pill background, and decorative envelope around product imagery. Typography carries the personality — a humanist serif (grenette) reserved exclusively for headlines at 46–60px, weight 400, giving the page a magazine-editorial authority, while the custom sans (mint) handles everything from 12px caption to 22px subheading with quiet consistency. The visual rhythm is open and breathable: centered hero, generous vertical gaps, then alternating white and tinted-mint sections with three-column feature steps. Decorative elements — participant name tags, conic rating rings, soft-pink and cream product cards — add warmth without ever competing with the dark teal action color. Nothing is loud; the teal button is the only thing on screen that pulses.

Screenshot of Lyssna
Captured from lyssna.com on October 11, 2026

Lyssna design system

Lyssna

Brand2

  • Primary filled action buttons (Sign up, primary CTAs), active nav state, brand mark — the single chromatic command on every page

  • Mid-tone teal for hover states, link fills, and accent strokes — sits between the deep brand teal and the mint surface

Accent4

  • Teal action color for filled buttons, selected navigation states, and focused conversion moments.

  • Decorative accent for illustration, icon fills, and tinted card washes — provides a warm counterpoint to the cool teal system

  • Soft pink surface wash on product cards and decorative blocks — the third color in the tri-tone accent system (mint / cream / pink)

  • Orange decorative accent for icons, marks, and small graphic details

Neutrals6

  • Primary heading and body text — the dominant non-neutral color, carries 17:1 contrast on white, near-black with a cool cast

  • Alternate heading ink and dark surface text — sits beside Ink for inverse text on light tinted surfaces

  • Muted body text, outlined/secondary action borders, supporting links — the soft spoken gray-teal for secondary chrome

  • Hairline borders, card outlines, image strokes, divider lines — the universal neutral separator at ~7,700 uses

  • Warm-tinted card surface and section wash — a barely-there yellow that softens white without competing with mint

  • Page canvas, button text on teal, card surfaces, nav background — the dominant light surface

Try a pairing

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

Aa

Paper on Deep Teal

6.02 : 1 contrast

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

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