- 1 Colors
- 2 Typography
- 3 Design System
- 4 Preview
- 5 Export
Step 1
Brand Studio
Start with your two main brand colors. Then explore color directions and see how they can work across a website.
Start here
Your main brand colors
Enter your Primary and Secondary brand colors below. Brand Studio will use them to suggest supporting colors and website color roles.
If you do not have a brand palette yet, create one with a dedicated color tool, then come back here with your HEX colors.
Explore color directions
See what your two colors can become
Each direction keeps your Primary and Secondary colors, then suggests an Accent, Light Background, and Dark Support color.
Analogous
Close, cohesive hues with a calm visual flow.
Complementary
Stronger contrast for a more energetic website.
Split Complementary
Contrast with more flexibility and balance.
Monochromatic
Tints and shades for a polished system.
Thoughtful design for growing brands
Make your website feel as clear as your business.
Build a visual system that gives every page a consistent voice, hierarchy, and purpose.
What we help with
A flexible system for real website content.
Your brand colors should help visitors understand hierarchy, emphasis, and where to take action.
Brand direction
Define visual cues that stay recognizable across pages.
Clear hierarchy
Use color and typography to guide scanning and decisions.
Reusable patterns
Create buttons, cards, spacing, and sections you can repeat.
A strong design system should make the website easier to use, build, and keep consistent.
Website design principleReady to simplify?
Turn your brand into a usable website system.
Website roles
How this direction would be used
Brand anchors, links, primary buttons
Supporting emphasis and alternate actions
Highlights and visual details
Soft sections and breathing room
Headings and high-contrast text
Preview a direction to see its recommended roles.