Every palette ships with roles assigned — surface, support, primary, accent, ink — plus its contrast record. Copy it and you have a working theme, not five hex codes.
Midnight navy with a restrained brass line. Wealth products earn trust by staying quiet — the metal appears only on the one number that matters.
The green is ledger-green, not go-green — desaturated so gains and losses stay legible side by side. Ink is near-black for dense numeric tables.
Mint owns the primary action and nothing else, so "confirm" is unmistakable. Neutrals stay warm-grey to keep the app friendly, not clinical.
A roasted sequence that holds together in print and on screen. The mid orange is the only CTA-grade tone.
Gold is a metal, not a highlighter — it works at 8% of the surface area, sitting on true blacks with a warm cast.
Built around paper, not white. The clay accent only appears on pull quotes and links, so the page reads like print.
A deep navy base keeps balances calm while a single electric blue does all the pushing. Nothing else is allowed to shout.