Parloa. Warm editorial paper with ink and highlighter.

Accent for links, icon strokes, outlined callouts — vivid warm orange that only outlines, never fills, keeping the energy of a marker on paper rather than a UI button

SVG icon fills, pure black instances — used sparingly in vector icons where absolute black is needed

Primary text, filled action buttons, dark surfaces — warm near-black replaces pure black so the entire palette feels printed on cream rather than rendered on glass

Dark surface accent, input fills — slightly lighter than Ink Black for the announcement bar and secondary dark surfaces

Muted text, input borders, heading underlines — warm gray for secondary information that should recede into the paper

Secondary border, decorative dividers — warmer than Hairline, used for borders that need slightly more presence

Link underlines, card borders, subtle dividers — the lightest warm border, almost invisible against the canvas

Page background — the dominant warm neutral that makes the entire site feel like uncoated stock paper rather than a screen

Nav bar background, subtle section alternation, heading hairlines — a lighter cream that layers on the canvas without breaking warmth

Card surfaces, button text on dark fills — the only true white in the system, reserved for elements that need to lift off the warm canvas