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업스테이지's design system uses #6366f1 as its primary color and Inter for typography, with 16px corner radius. Upstage looks like an enterprise AI company that decided to spend its visual budget on **one purple, one display face, and one rotating word** — and then on absolutely nothing else.

Primary
#6366f1
Typography
Inter
Radius
16px
Design System
Upstage logo

Upstage

Upstage looks like an enterprise AI company that decided to spend its visual budget on one purple, one display face, and one rotating word — and then on absolutely nothing else. The home surface ships in a deep plum hero canvas (#3C043B, exposed as --colors--grey-background), pairs it with a near-mint Solar accent (#D2FF95, a vivid mid-step of the

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Color Palette

Accent

Neutrals

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Typography

Type Scale

Rendered in system-ui to clearly show scale & weight.

display48px · 600 · 1.25
Design at scale
24px24px · 600 · 1.25
Section heading
18px18px · 600 · 1.4
Subheading
body18px · 400 · 1.5
Body text. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Designed for readable line-height in long-form content.
small12px · 400 · 1.5
Supporting text
caption12px · 400 · 1.5
Caption · timestamp · 2026
label10px · 500 · 1.5
BADGE / LABEL

Fonts

Primary
Inter
Open · OFL
Designed by Rasmus Andersson. Variable font with full weight range.
Install via Google Fonts
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Spacing & Shape

Spacing

PurposeValuePreview
Densitycompact
Base unit4px
Section gap32px
Card padding16px
Element gap12px

Border Radius

ElementValuePreview
buttons16px
inputs16px
cards16px
dialogs16px
badges8px

Elevation

Subtle
Default
Elevated
Floating
Modal
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Guidelines

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

Do

  • Reserve interactive violet #5B52FF as the only chromatic gesture that does work — links, CTAs, and secondary-button text, the way it appears across its 55 sampled occurrences
  • Anchor the brand on the plum canvas #3C043B (the '--colors--grey-background' hero) paired with violet primary, staying on the violet-plum axis instead of any cobalt default
  • Build vertical rhythm from surface-color flips band to band (plum hero to white product band to dark industry grid to near-black footer #191722), not from drop shadows or a numeric spacing ladder
  • Keep type to the three-family, three-job system: Geist for ~93% of body and headings, Espeak only on the hero H1 at 57.6px/600, and a monospace mid-sentence swap for the rotating industry word
  • Encode the binary radius literally — 0px for sections, cards, hero, and footer; 8px ('--style--radius-8px') only for pressable controls and content chips
  • Set body copy in Geist gray #70757F (the dominant 428-element text color) at 18px/400, the way most paragraph text ships

Don't

  • Spread the Solar yellow-green #D2FF95 broadly — keep it as a single-use accent adjacent to the Solar product narrative, never a default button surface or section background
  • Introduce a fourth type family beyond Geist, Espeak, and the monospace swap, which would break the rotating-word gesture
  • Soften the binary geometry with 4px, 12px, or 16px middle radii, which erases the layout-versus-pressable distinction
  • Import drop-shadow card chrome like 'box-shadow: 0 8px 24px rgba(0,0,0,0.08)' — Upstage ships effectively zero elevation and builds depth from surface contrast and #EEEEEE hairlines
  • Default to a corporate blue primary, the enterprise-AI cliche Upstage consciously avoids in favor of the violet-plum axis
  • Center-align the hero or signal the rotating industry word with color or weight — keep it left-aligned with the typographic monospace shift as the variable-slot cue
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Components

Buttons

button-primary
Background#5b52ff
Text#ffffff
Radius8px
Font16px/500
Use: Try now persistent nav CTA

Cards

image fills
card
Backgroundtransparent
Text#70757f
Radius8px
Use: Product/solution/customer card; no shadow, inline Learn more link

Tabs

TabTabTab
nav
Backgroundtransparent
Text#0a0d14
Radius8px
Use: Transparent over hero, white below; 5 categories + Try now CTA

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