Colours
Palette
- Red for blood
- Dark red variant
- Tuned red
- Signal red
- Sand
- Orange
- Old gold
- Drip yellow
- Every green
- Yellow
- Chartreuse
- Apple green
- Metal green
- Hysteric blue
- Winning blue
- Sharp blue
- Purple
- Pink
Inks
- White
- Egg
- Light grey
- Slate light
- Darker grey
- Stealth
- Slate dark
- Ink
- Black
- Slate
Palette
- Red for blood
- Dark red variant
- Tuned red
- Signal red
- Sand
- Orange
- Old gold
- Drip yellow
- Every green
- Yellow
- Chartreuse
- Apple green
- Metal green
- Hysteric blue
- Winning blue
- Sharp blue
- Purple
- Pink
Inks
- White
- Egg
- Light grey
- Slate light
- Darker grey
- Stealth
- Slate dark
- Ink
- Black
- Slate
Using the colours
Section titled “Using the colours”Every colour here is a token: --one-<colour> and --one-<colour>-pastel (--one-apple-green, --one-purple-pastel), each written light-dark(light, dark), plus --one-zenith-blue and --one-comfortable-green for the two named pastels. They live in palette.css (DS1/1-root/palette.css), which one.css imports and Sync 1’s root and tokens exports copy, so components and page content share the same palette. light-dark() follows the page’s color-scheme, which one.css sets. palette.css is written from DS1/1-root/palette.ts by vp exec tsx scripts/write-palette-css.ts; never edit them by hand.