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The core color palette laid out as a swatch mosaic of Cobalt, Inkwell, Deep Violet, Poppy, Mist, plus White and Ecru neutrals with full HEX/RGB/CMYK/Pantone specs.
Summary
The brand palette page: a bento mosaic of named color swatches, Cobalt, Inkwell, Deep Violet, Poppy, Mist, plus White and Ecru neutrals, each with its HEX, RGB, CMYK, and Pantone values, and a text-color row beneath.
Visual description
Two-column layout, heading "Brand Palette" over copy framing Cobalt as the iconic primary, Poppy as the sparing red accent, and the warm neutrals. The right side is a bento grid of color blocks at varying sizes: a large cobalt block dominates the upper left; near-black Inkwell, Deep Violet, pale lilac Mist, and red Poppy fill out the brights-and-darks band, each labeled with its name and full HEX/RGB/CMYK/Pantone spec. A lower band holds the White and Ecru neutrals with specs, and a bottom "Text" row shows four "Aa" tiles for primary/secondary text on dark and light. Small left-edge labels group the rows ("Brights and Darks", "Neutrals", "Text").
Key takeaway
Packing a full color system into one readable bento: hero the primary at large size, give every swatch its complete production spec inline, and split the grid into labeled bands (brights/darks, neutrals, text). Everything an implementer needs on a single page.
Reuse notes
The reference page for any brand palette. Reuse the size-hierarchy bento and the per-swatch HEX/RGB/CMYK/Pantone block. Naming each color (Cobalt, Poppy, Mist) makes the rest of the guideline easier to write and cite. Confirm hex values against the source file before production use.
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