Renault
Renault
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Renault's reference documents #ffcc00 as a documented primary color. Renault's website is a vibrant digital showroom that balances French automotive elegance with bold, forward-leaning energy — a departure from the monochromatic austerity of German or Italian luxury brands.

Primary
#ffcc00
Typography
· NouvelR
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Design System
Renault logo

Renault

Renault's website is a vibrant digital showroom that balances French automotive elegance with bold, forward-leaning energy — a departure from the monochromatic austerity of German or Italian luxury brands. The page opens with a full-screen hero that washes the viewport in a sweeping aurora gradient — ribbons of magenta, violet, and teal bleeding across the frame behind a dramatically lit vehicle. This chromatic expressiveness is the site's signature: while the interface structure is disciplined (NouvelR typography, black-and-white CTA framework, zero-radius buttons), the content is alive with color — gradient washes on hero slides, saturated vehicle photography, and splashes of Renault Yellow (#EFDF00) on accent CTAs. The effect is a showroom that feels energized rather than hushed.

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Guidelines

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

Do

  • Use Renault Yellow (#EFDF00) exclusively for super-primary CTAs — it carries the full weight of the diamond logo's identity
  • Maintain zero border-radius on all buttons — sharp edges are non-negotiable in the Renault system
  • Use NouvelR Bold (700) as the default heading weight — the assertive weight is central to the brand's energetic personality
  • Apply the dark gradient overlay (rgba(0,0,0,0.6) → transparent) on PromoCards to ensure text legibility over photography
  • Keep hero line-heights ultra-tight (0.95) for display text — the compressed texture feels urgent and modern
  • Alternate between black and white sections to create the signature chessboard rhythm
  • Use #1883FD (Renault Blue) consistently for all link hover states — one interactive color signal
  • Set minimum interactive size at 46×46px for all buttons — accessibility built into the component spec
  • Reserve pill-shaped radius (46–50px) exclusively for search inputs and filter elements — never for buttons
  • Use the PromoCard gradient overlay on every card that has text over photography

Don't

  • Apply Renault Yellow as a background color for sections or surfaces — it's a CTA signal, not an atmosphere color
  • Add border-radius to buttons — the zero-radius rectangle is a core brand marker
  • Use any typeface besides NouvelR — the single-family discipline is a brand pillar
  • Mix multiple chromatic accent colors in a single section — the palette is monochrome-plus-yellow
  • Soften heading weights to 400 or 500 — NouvelR Bold is the brand voice, lighter weights read as off-brand
  • Add decorative borders to PromoCards or content containers — separation comes from background color alternation

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