Marylou Faure

Marylou Faure's design system embraces a vibrant, playful energy through a stark white canvas punctuated by bold, flat blocks of color. Typography is functional and direct, primarily in black, grounding the energetic visuals. The system relies on prominent imagery, often full-bleed, to convey its character-rich, graphic-heavy style, with UI elements remaining minimal and secondary to the artwork. Prioritize vibrant, full-bleed imagery and color blocks for main content areas. Use Canvas White (#ffffff) as the dominant page background to ensure art stands out. Apply Ink Black (#000000) for all primary text and calls to action for high legibility. Maintain a clear hierarchy with Helvetica Now; use lighter weights for body, heavier for titles. Keep interactive elements like buttons and navigation visually minimal to not detract from artwork. Use 8px border-radius for all interactive buttons for a consistent, soft touch. Employ a base unit of 8px for all spacing measurements, defaulting to 15px for element and card gaps, and 33px for section breaks. Do not introduce gradients or complex shadows; maintain a flat, graphic aesthetic. Avoid decorative borders on content elements or cards; let color blocks define sections. Do not use subtle color variations for background elements; embrace bold, distinct color blocks. Refrain from using more than two font families; Helvetica Now and GTStandard-M cover all typographic needs. Do not add excessive padding to images; allow them to fill their containers for visual impact. Avoid using additional system blues/reds/greens; stick to the established brand palette for accent colors.