We design modular digital systems where hierarchy comes from scale, color and typography.
System snapshot
One palette. Many roles.
12Page modules
04Color roles
08Launch assets
01Visual language
Primary · click in controls to copy
Secondary
Accent
Dark
Interface scale test
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Capabilities
Strong systems create faster visual decisions.
A small set of clear visual rules makes the website feel intentional even as the palette changes dramatically.
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Brand systems
Color roles, typography and reusable composition rules for digital-first brands.
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Product systems
Interface hierarchy and component patterns built around clarity and recognition.
03
Launch systems
Campaign-ready visual kits for landing pages, social and product launches.
Why it works
Color is not decoration. Color is structure.
The same four colors control large blocks, calls to action, supporting cards and emphasis states across the page.
01Primary controls attention and the strongest visual moments.
02Secondary separates major content groups without clutter.
03Accent handles highlights and small moments of energy.
04The darkest role grounds the system and supports contrast.
How it works
From four swatches to a complete interface.
The layout stays fixed so you can judge the palette itself, not a different website every time.
01
Select
Paste your colors or choose a starting palette.
02
Map
Assign primary, secondary, accent and dark roles.
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Preview
Every major section updates immediately.
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Compare
Judge one color system against another on the same composition.
38Starting palettes
04Core color roles
12Preview sections
01Stable composition
Scale test
See how a strong color behaves on large surfaces.
The featured card deliberately uses the primary role so you can judge whether the color still works when it occupies more area.
Starter
$0
Small, quiet surface.
Neutral background
Dark text
Low color area
Studio
$24
Primary color at product-card scale.
Large color surface
Contrast-safe text
Strong emphasis
Team
$59
Another neutral surface for comparison.
Quiet hierarchy
Supporting content
Neutral balance
Contrast
Color has to survive more than a swatch row.
Does the primary still work across a full-width hero?+
Is the accent better as a highlight than a large surface?+
Does the dark role ground the page without making it heavy?+
Put the palette on the page.
Same layout. Different palette. Better judgment.
Website palette preview tool
A palette is not four squares.
Four colors can look balanced in a row and completely different once one fills a hero, another becomes a button, and the darkest color carries a footer. Mockupalettes puts the colors into real interface roles before you commit to a direction.
Give each color a job.
Primary carries the strongest brand moments. Secondary supports it. Accent handles smaller moments of attention. Dark grounds the system. Auto-map gives you a starting point, and you keep the final decision.
Compare palettes, not layouts.
The website composition stays fixed. Only the color system changes, making it easier to judge one variable at a time.
Why swatches are not enough.
Area, context and contrast change color perception. A small chip cannot show what the same color feels like across half a viewport.
What Auto-map does.
Mockupalettes uses luminance to identify the darkest color and saturation to suggest the remaining roles. It is a fast heuristic, not a design rule.