Clay Design System Skill

When the user invokes this skill, apply the following design system to all UI generation. Use these exact design tokens, color values, typography specs, component styles, and layout principles to produce interfaces that match Clay's visual identity.

Reference Previews

For a visual reference of how this design system looks when implemented, see the bundled HTML previews:

• Light theme: preview.html
• Dark theme: preview-dark.html

Read these files when you need to verify exact visual implementation details, CSS values, or component structure.

1. Visual Theme & Atmosphere

Clay's website is a warm, playful celebration of color that treats B2B data enrichment like a craft rather than an enterprise chore. The design language is built on a foundation of warm cream backgrounds (#faf9f7) and oat-toned borders (#dad4c8, #eee9df) that give every surface the tactile quality of handmade paper. Against this artisanal canvas, a vivid swatch palette explodes with personality — Matcha green, Slushie cyan, Lemon gold, Ube purple, Pomegranate pink, Blueberry navy, and Dragonfruit magenta — each named like flavors at a juice bar, not colors in an enterprise UI kit.

The typography is anchored by Roobert, a geometric sans-serif with character, loaded with an extensive set of OpenType stylistic sets ("ss01", "ss03", "ss10", "ss11", "ss12") that give the text a distinctive, slightly quirky personality. At display scale (80px, weight 600), Roobert uses aggressive negative letter-spacing (-3.2px) that compresses headlines into punchy, billboard-like statements. Space Mono serves as the monospace companion for code and technical labels, completing the craft-meets-tech duality.