Jobkorea
Jobkorea
jobkorea

JobKorea's visual language is confident and data-forward — the UI is built around a deep royal blue (`#083ccc`, JK Blue 600) that signals authority and trust in a crowded recruitment market.

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frontmatter · low
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7 documented · harvested

Needs work: conflict unresolved · freshness conflict · token source unverified · verification v2 missing

Design System
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Jobkorea

JobKorea's visual language is confident and data-forward — the UI is built around a deep royal blue (#083ccc, JK Blue 600) that signals authority and trust in a crowded recruitment market. Surfaces stay crisp white with an understated gray-scale hierarchy (#f6f7f8 background through #1a1a1e near-black) so that job listings and CTA buttons read at a glance without fatigue. An accent orange (#ff6d12, AM Orange 500) is reserved sparingly for urgency cues — deadline badges, highlighted pay rates — creating a clear urgency hierarchy without overwhelming the functional tone. Since the 2023 "Dreammark" brand refresh the product has leaned into a more youthful, mobile-first energy with pill-radius search bars (border-radius: 999px), gradient-glowing AI search inputs, and subtle card elevation — moving away from its legacy portal feel toward a modern career-management platform.

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Guidelines

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

Do

  • Use JK Blue 600 (#083ccc) for all primary interactive elements — buttons, active tabs, checked states
  • Apply Pretendard at the specified weight/size tokens; never mix ad-hoc font sizes outside the named scale
  • Use pill-radius (999px) for search inputs and tag chips; use 10px radius for cards and form controls
  • Reserve AM Orange (#ff6d12) strictly for urgency signals — deadline countdowns, urgent-hire badges
  • Keep body copy at Gray 950 (#1a1a1e) on white; use Gray 700 (#575f6c) for secondary metadata
  • Use 0 4px 16px rgba(0,0,0,0.12) elevation for interactive cards; flat (no shadow) for static content
  • Provide skeleton loaders matching the exact card height/radius before content loads

Don't

  • n't use AM Orange for primary buttons or general interactive states — it belongs to AlbaMon's brand
  • n't apply the gradient search border animation to non-AI-powered inputs; it signals AI capability
  • n't use border-radius values outside the token set (avoid ad-hoc 5px, 15px, 20px)
  • n't place body text below Gray 700 (#575f6c) on white — fails WCAG AA at small sizes
  • n't stack more than two elevation levels in the same scroll context (list + modal is fine; list + card + modal is not)
  • n't use the gray-950 near-black (#1a1a1e) as a button background except for the "inverse" button variant

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