Colors
MUZISYSTEM's color system supports multiple brands with semantic tokens for consistent theming.
Color Philosophy
Our color system is built on semantic tokens that adapt to different brands and themes. Instead of using specific color values, we use meaningful names that describe the purpose of the color in the interface.
This approach allows us to maintain consistency across multiple brands while giving each brand its unique identity through the primary color.
Semantic Color Tokens
Background Colors
--bg- Main background--surface- Elevated surfaces--card- Card backgrounds
Text Colors
--text- Body text--titles- Headings--muted- Secondary text
Brand Colors
--primary- Brand color--primary-hover- Hover state--primary-active- Active state
UI Colors
--border- Borders & dividers--ring- Focus rings--destructive- Error states
Multi-Brand Support
Each brand in the AVNIR ecosystem has its own primary color that defines its identity. The system automatically adapts all UI elements to work with any brand color.
AVNIR Studio
#edededLight gray - Design system hub
MUZIDEV
#5cb9f2Blue - Development platform
MUZIPICS
#ff2d55Red - Visual content platform
MUZIWEB
#9802ebPurple - Web services
MUZIMERCH
#ff9d00Orange - Merchandise platform
MUZIBASE
#2fad66Green - Database services
MUZISYSTEM
#edededLight gray - Design system docs
Dark & Light Themes
MUZISYSTEM supports both dark and light themes. The color tokens automatically adjust to provide optimal contrast and readability in each theme.
🌙 Dark Theme (Default)
Our default theme optimized for reduced eye strain and modern aesthetics.
--bg: #0b0b0d--surface: #1a1a1d--text: #ededed--card: #0f0f11☀️ Light Theme
Clean and bright theme for well-lit environments and user preference.
--bg: #f8f8f8--surface: #ffffff--text: #1f2937--card: #ffffffAccessibility
All color combinations in MUZISYSTEM meet WCAG 2.2 AA standards for contrast ratios:
- Normal text - Minimum 4.5:1 contrast ratio
 - Large text - Minimum 3:1 contrast ratio
 - UI components - Minimum 3:1 contrast ratio
 
We test all color combinations to ensure they work for users with color vision deficiencies.
Usage Guidelines
- Always use tokens - Never hard-code color values
 - Semantic naming - Use tokens that describe purpose, not appearance
 - Test contrast - Verify readability in both themes
 - Brand consistency - Use primary color for brand touchpoints
 - Accessibility first - Ensure sufficient contrast for all users