Semantic design preferences that map to Tailwind CSS classes. Create beautiful, accessible designs with our condensed color-style format.
Default brand colors used across the platform. These serve as the foundation for all theme variations.
Brand color for CTAs, headers, key elements
Complementary color for cards, sections
Accent color for links, highlights
Primary text color for readability
Page background color
Surface color for cards, modals
Default semantic colors that adapt contextually based on each theme's primary color.
Confirmations, positive feedback
Cautions, alerts, warnings
Errors, destructive actions
Informational messages, help text
Disabled states, inactive elements, placeholders
Complete theme templates showing how colors work together in real UI components. Each template demonstrates typography, buttons, cards, and semantic states.
Clean, sophisticated design
Contemporary, sleek design
Bold, artistic design
Calming, professional design
Warm, sophisticated design
Trustworthy, modern design
Elegant, premium design
Inspiring, modern design
Caring, contemporary design
Sophisticated dark design
Dynamic, immersive design
Professional dark mode
Clinical, trustworthy design
Secure, professional design
Premium, elegant design
Focused, academic design
Mission-driven, modern design
text-slate-950 (Strong)
text-slate-700 (Rich)
text-slate-600 (Medium)
text-slate-500 (Muted)
text-slate-400 (Light)
text-blue-600 (Primary)
text-green-600 (Success)
text-amber-600 (Warning)
text-red-600 (Error)
text-slate-400 (Neutral)
This is a paragraph with strong text and emphasized text. The line height is comfortable for reading.
This is secondary text that provides additional context or supporting information. It uses a lighter color to create visual hierarchy.
This is small text, often used for captions, footnotes, or metadata. It's subtle but still readable.