Laftel
Laftel
laftel

Laftel's interface reads as a dark-first entertainment shell with a saturated violet accent, much like a premium streaming dashboard tuned for anime fans.

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Typography
· Pretendard
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UI font basis
frontmatter · low
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7 documented · harvested

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

Design System
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Laftel

Laftel's interface reads as a dark-first entertainment shell with a saturated violet accent, much like a premium streaming dashboard tuned for anime fans. The default experience leans toward deep charcoal backgrounds (#121212 / #000000) layered with a luminous purple (#816BFF) that signals interactivity, brand moments, and delight. In light mode the same purple pops against near-white surfaces (#FFFFFF / #F7F7F7), giving the product a punchy, youthful energy without the visual fatigue of a fully dark app. Thumbnail-heavy grids dominate layouts, so colour takes a supporting role — framing content rather than competing with it. The result is a streaming UI that feels simultaneously otaku-authentic and modern enough for a mainstream Korean OTT audience.

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Guidelines

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

Do

  • Use #816BFF (PURPLE500) for all primary CTAs and interactive accent moments
  • Apply the purple-50 wash (#F0EDFF) for non-primary ("slight") button backgrounds
  • Use Pretendard at 700 weight for all button labels and nav text
  • Respect the dual-mode token system — always reference CSS custom properties (--foreground-1, --background-1) rather than hardcoded colours in themed contexts
  • Use 4px border-radius on buttons and toast components for brand consistency
  • Ensure scrollbars use the 8px border-radius thumb treatment

Don't

  • Mix hardcoded hex literals in themed components — breaks dark mode
  • Use border-radius values other than 4px (buttons), 8px (scrollbar/card accent), or 50% (circular badges) without design intent
  • Replace Pretendard with a generic sans-serif — the Korean glyph quality matters for this audience
  • Use purple accent on disabled states — disabled buttons must use #EEEEEE / #D0D0D0
  • Increase font-weight above 700 — the scale tops out here in the design system

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