Semantic hierarchy
Primitive values map to roles such as surface, text, border and focus—never directly to one component.
AI-first design system
Reusable, governed interaction patterns for transparent and controllable enterprise AI.
Foundations
Every pattern inherits a small set of named foundations, so policy, accessibility and brand changes remain consistent across the workspace.
Primitive values map to roles such as surface, text, border and focus—never directly to one component.
Risk communicates consequence; evidence communicates support. The two remain independent.
A single clear, highly legible sans-serif family keeps the product precise, approachable and presentation-ready.
A four-point spacing scale and three-pixel focus ring preserve rhythm and keyboard visibility.
Motion explains state change, remains subtle and collapses when reduced motion is requested.
Both themes use the same semantic contract and independently tested contrast pairs.
Accessibility decisions
Logical focus order, visible focus rings and no hover-only actions.
Every state uses iconography and plain-language labels.
Agent transitions use polite screen-reader announcements.
Reduced-motion preferences remove non-essential transitions.