Color Palette
Nexus colors follow a strict three-tier structure. Switch tiers below to browse every token by name — Base primitives, the Semantic intent tokens that reference them, and the Component role tokens that reference Semantic.
Tier 1 — raw color primitives. Never referenced directly in components; always go through Semantic.
1. Brand / Primary Colors
Brand color, used across all interactive elements such as buttons, links, and inputs. It defines the overall feel of the product and can elicit emotion.
2. Error / Danger Colors
The alert palette is used across feelings of caution and negativity — error messages, destructive actions, and failure states.
3. Warning Colors
The warning palette signals caution and draws attention to states that should be reviewed before proceeding.
4. Success Colors
The success palette communicates positive outcomes, confirmations, and completed actions.
5. Information Colors
The information palette is used for informative, neutral-priority messaging and helper guidance.
6. Neutral Colors
Supporting secondary colors used across backgrounds, text, separators, and modals throughout the system.
7. Generic Colors
Pure black and white. Use these freely across your designs.
8. Dark Colors
Purple-tinted near-blacks used exclusively by the dark-mode Semantic remap for page backgrounds, surfaces, and neutral borders. Never reference these directly in UI — they reach components only through Semantic tokens.