Hogangnono
Hogangnono
hogangnono

Hogangnono pairs a bold indigo-violet primary with a crisp, predominantly white canvas to signal data-clarity and trustworthiness.

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Design System
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Hogangnono

Hogangnono pairs a bold indigo-violet primary with a crisp, predominantly white canvas to signal data-clarity and trustworthiness. The palette is deliberately restrained: brand purple carries every interactive affordance while the neutral grayscale hierarchy handles all structural content, keeping the map and price data visually dominant. The overall feel is pragmatic and modern — closer to a civic data tool than a lifestyle product — with subtle elevation (gentle card shadows, a floating map-control layer) and minimal decorative flourish. Typography is set exclusively in Pretendard, giving the interface a contemporary Korean-web character without heavy ornamentation. Motion is conservative: 0.3 s transitions on colour and transform keep the product feeling responsive without distracting from data-dense screens.

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Guidelines

Do and Don't guidelines parsed from DESIGN.md.

Do

  • Use #584de4 for all primary interactive states — buttons, links, active borders, focus indicators.
  • Pair price data with #4337de (deep indigo) for sale prices, #3DAB6A for upward trends, #EE3A3A for downward trends.
  • Keep the map canvas uncluttered; restrict non-essential UI to the side panel.
  • Use Pretendard at 16 px / 400 for body copy and 17 px for button labels.
  • Apply the 6 px radius to interactive pill buttons; use 8 px radius for header filter chips.
  • Show skeleton/loading states for list items while data loads; never block the map.
  • Use #f3f4fc tint backgrounds for secondary CTA buttons to maintain hierarchy under the primary fill.

Don't

  • n't use #4d55b2 (nav variant) as the primary for new interactive elements — it is a legacy dark-mode nav colour.
  • n't add heavy decorative gradients or large hero images; the product is data-first.
  • n't place multiple filled-primary CTAs on the same screen; reserve the fill for a single dominant action.
  • n't use font-sizes below 11 px for any visible text.
  • n't override the filter chip radius to 0 px (that is reserved for the full-width bottom CTA only).
  • n't use the price-accent #4337de for non-price content; it will confuse the semantic colour signal.

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