Context, not status
Color does not express priority, urgency, or progress.
02 / CONTEXTS
Colors that guide.
Words that explain.
Each color identifies a context, never a priority. It always appears with a name, so you never have to memorize the palette.
Purpose
#38BDF8Learning
#22C55EWellbeing
#EAB308Love / Relationships
#EC4899Mastery
#F97316Society
#8B5CF6ONE IDEA, MANY CONTEXTS
Prepare a neighborhood writing workshop
One item can connect learning, practice, and community without being trapped in a single folder.
LearningMasterySociety
Purpose
Direction, clarity, and trust.
#38BDF8Learning
Growth and exploration.
#22C55EWellbeing
Energy, care, and vitality.
#EAB308Love / Relationships
Affection, intimacy, and closeness.
#EC4899Mastery
Creativity, practice, and play.
#F97316Society
Community and participation.
#8B5CF6Aa
Color never works alone.
A name, label, and sufficient contrast accompany every context. Finding your way should not become another visual burden.
One or many
An item can have a main context and secondary labels.
Accent, not surface
Color lives in chips, icons, and borders—not large saturated backgrounds.
PRINCIPLE
If understanding a screen requires memorizing the palette, the design is failing.Go to installation→