Foundations
Color
Semantic tokens are the only names components should know. Primitives exist to feed them — never reference primitives directly.
Background
bg-canvas
--color-bg-canvasPage background
bg-surface
--color-bg-surfaceCards, panels, popovers
bg-muted
--color-bg-mutedSubdued fills, inactive states
bg-hover
--color-bg-hoverHover states
bg-inverse
--color-bg-inverseContrast surfaces, tooltips
Text
text-primary
--color-text-primaryBody, headings
text-secondary
--color-text-secondarySupport copy
text-tertiary
--color-text-tertiaryMetadata, disabled
text-brand
--color-text-brandEmphasis, links
Brand
brand
--color-brandPrimary actions
brand-hover
--color-brand-hoverHovered primary
brand-soft
--color-brand-softTinted brand backgrounds
focus-ring
--color-focus-ringFocus outlines
Lines
border-default
--color-border-defaultRules, dividers, card edges, and control borders
Status
Each family has four steps — strong, base, soft, softest. Use base for fills, soft for tinted backgrounds.
status-success
strongbasesoftsofteststatus-error
strongbasesoftsofteststatus-warning
strongbasesoftsofteststatus-away
strongbasesoftsofteststatus-info
strongbasesoftsoftest
Tags
Categorical palette. No meaning — users assign hues to labels, projects, priorities, whatever they want. Each hue has four roles for building a chip: surface (fill), border, text, solid (filled). Named by hue — the one place naming-by-color is correct.
amber
ambersurfacebordertextsolidbronze
bronzesurfacebordertextsolidcyan
cyansurfacebordertextsolidfuchsia
fuchsiasurfacebordertextsolidgray
graysurfacebordertextsolidindigo
indigosurfacebordertextsolidlime
limesurfacebordertextsolidpurple
purplesurfacebordertextsolidrose
rosesurfacebordertextsolidteal
tealsurfacebordertextsolid
Primitives
Reference only. Names describe the value, not the job. Semantic tokens above alias these.
ref/gray
— Near-neutral
ref/violet
— Mission Board accent
ref/blue
— Info status
ref/brass
— Ravn company color, alternate
ref/green
— Success
ref/red
— Error
ref/orange
— Warning
ref/yellow
— Away