Color roles
Every status also names its meaning; color is never the only signal.
System / v1.0
This living reference turns the Weekmark approach into shared tokens, resilient components, and explicit states. Every example below is fictional and intentionally non-personal.
01 / Foundations
The public demo keeps brand color separate from meaning, then uses a compact spacing and type scale for predictable reflow.
Every status also names its meaning; color is never the only signal.
Small gaps group related detail. Larger gaps make section changes legible without decoration.
Decision first
Readable body copy explains context and limits without hiding the next action.
LABEL / EVIDENCE / DATE
02 / Components
The dashboard shares section headings, metric cards, range controls, status badges, and action buttons rather than rebuilding them one section at a time.
Visible text carries the state even when the colored treatment is unavailable.
All interactive controls have a visible focus treatment and a 44-pixel touch target.
A fictional example with explicit modeled provenance.
03 / Patterns
Controls retain labels, values, bounds, and a visible summary. Dense data always has an accessible table or text alternative.
Segmented decision
Selected: balanced. The summary updates without moving focus or sending the decision anywhere.
Chart + alternative
| Period | Index | State |
|---|---|---|
| P1 | 42 | Review |
| P2 | 58 | Review |
| P3 | 48 | Review |
| P4 | 70 | On track |
04 / Feedback + empty states
Loading, stale, empty, and error states preserve context and explain the next useful action in plain language.
The latest synthetic calculation is available to inspect.