Inter
400 body · 500 nav · 600 display · 700 headings and card titles
Claire is a quiet command center for the conversations that shape a life. The interface should feel optimistic, direct, and deeply human—even when the machinery underneath is complex.
Ink and cream carry the product. Lime marks action and intelligence. Supporting colors identify modes and platforms without turning the interface into a rainbow.
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400 body · 500 nav · 600 display · 700 headings and card titles
400 code · 500 kickers, pills, and captions
Large surfaces use generous continuous curves. Controls remain compact and predictable. The 4px base scale keeps dense mobile screens composed.
180ms / standard
cubic-bezier(.2,.8,.2,1)
Respect reduced motion.
Use 24px outline icons for navigation and actions, with a consistent 1.7px optical stroke. Use solid icons only for selected or confirmed states. Platform logos stay as official vendor marks—they are not replaced with interface symbols.
Cream is the product canvas. Paper lifts bubbles, cards, and the composer. Chat screens keep cream from the status bar through the header—no second bar, no white cap under the island.
Perfect. I’ll add comments tonight. Thank you!
Cream runs edge to edge. Status, header, and thread share one gray. The header is just type and an avatar sitting on the canvas.
Perfect. I’ll add comments tonight. Thank you!
A paper or white header makes a cap. It reads like WhatsApp chrome, not Claire. Don’t give the status bar its own surface either.
Canvas, header, and composer tray are cream. Incoming bubbles and the input field are paper.
The same rule in the research tab: sky fills the phone, including the status bar. Don’t drop a cream or paper bar above the thread.
Inbox and people stay on paper. Opening a conversation switches the whole device to cream—not just the message list.
Core controls are nearly neutral. Claire’s color arrives when something deserves attention: a promise, a suggestion, or a useful connection.
Five equal columns. The Claire mark sits on the lime tile and is optically centered. The bar floats over content with a frosted paper fill—not a solid white dock.
Claire explains the benefit in human terms, uses contractions, and gives people an easy way to stay in control.
“You promised Maya the deck tomorrow. Track it?”
Specific, contextual, and asks permission.
“AI detected a potential task entity.”
Technical, impersonal, and unclear about the next action.