Momoshop
Momoshop
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momo購物網 design system

momo's digital product design radiates warm, confident energy rooted in its signature magenta-pink — a hue that traces back to its television shopping roots and reads instantly as "deal in progress." The overall atmosphe

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Typography
· Oxygen
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Use the momo購物網 DESIGN.md

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frontmatter · low
Components
10 documented · 4 interactive

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  • Component states are described in prose, not given per-state values

The motion values in this reference were not observed in a capture — and neither were anyone’s. No design system we checked publishes a duration or easing scale; Toss states outright that its component motion lives in the Figma UI Kit rather than in its documentation. Treat any exact curve here as a local default.

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Momoshop

momo's digital product design radiates warm, confident energy rooted in its signature magenta-pink — a hue that traces back to its television shopping roots and reads instantly as "deal in progress." The overall atmosphere is dense but purposeful: a grid-forward layout packed with product imagery, price badges, and countdown timers communicates urgency and abundance simultaneously. Backgrounds stay cool-neutral (#F2F2F2 page canvas, #FAFAFA card surfaces) so that the hot pink accent and vivid product photography always pop. The typography follows a practical hierarchy — Microsoft JhengHei UI and PingFang TC for body readability in Traditional Chinese, with Century Gothic / Oxygen reserved exclusively for price numerals, which are the true focal stars on every product tile. Depth is achieved through subtle card shadows (0 1px 3px rgba(0,0,0,.1)) rather than heavy borders, keeping the eye moving across the catalogue grid rather than stopping at structural chrome.

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

Do

  • Use #D62872 for all primary interactive elements — buttons, active states, brand signifiers
  • Pair hot-pink backgrounds with pure white (#FFFFFF) text for maximum legibility
  • Reserve #DD2222 exclusively for price/discount signals and destructive confirmation actions
  • Use pill chips (border-radius: 16px) for search tags and filter selections — keeps them distinct from rectangular buttons
  • Apply the 44px touch-target minimum for all mobile interactive rows (header elements, list items)
  • Use the Oxygen / Century Gothic price font for all numeric price displays to maintain the premium-meets-value visual signal
  • Keep card backgrounds white or near-white (#FAFAFA) so product photography remains the visual hero

Don't

  • not use #D62872 for error states — use #DD2222 or #EA3323 to avoid confusion with brand CTA
  • not mix the price font (Oxygen/Century Gothic) into body copy — it is reserved solely for numerals
  • not place text smaller than 11px (absolute minimum is the rank/heat metadata size)
  • not use shadows heavier than 0 10px 15px -3px rgba(0,0,0,.1) inside product cards — heavy shadows compete with product images
  • not apply border-radius greater than 22px on action buttons — pill shapes above that threshold break the functional/brand balance
  • not leave the page canvas as pure white — the #F2F2F2 canvas is essential for making white card surfaces appear elevated

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