Nemadji design system

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Read from Nemadji's public website by Clinical Terminal. Not reviewed by Nemadji. Copy it and paste it into Claude as inspiration.

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Palette

• Ground

  #FFFFFF
• Ink

  #111111
• Accent on the ground

  #10162C
• Primary

  #10162C
• On primary

  #FFFFFF
• Dark

  #888888
• Site background

  #FFFFFF

Type

Shape & depth

Cards and panels: 0px corners · buttons and chips: 0px.

Voice

Tone: traditional. Energy: low. Written for general consumers.

DESIGN.md

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---
generator: clinical-terminal-brand-kit
company: "Nemadji"
domain: "nemadji.org"
colors:
  primary: "#10162C"
  onPrimary: "#FFFFFF"
  dark: "#888888"
  background: "#FFFFFF"
ground:
  mode: light
  hex: "#FFFFFF"
  ink: "#111111"
  accent: "#10162C"
fonts:
  heading: "Newsreader"
  body: "Newsreader"
radius:
  card: "0px"
  button: "0px"
---

# Design System — Nemadji

> Read from Nemadji's public website (nemadji.org) by Clinical Terminal. Not reviewed by Nemadji.
> Use it as inspiration: borrow the ideas, not Nemadji's name, logo or identity.

## Ground
- **Light ground** (#FFFFFF), from Nemadji's site background #FFFFFF. Pages and panels sit on it.
- Main text: #111111 (18.88:1 on the ground).
- Secondary text is #111111 at 88% / 76% / 60%; hairlines and plate borders #111111 at 16%.

## Color
- **Accent on the ground: #10162C** (17.9:1). Use it for kickers, key numbers and one highlight per screen, not for large fills.
- **Primary #10162C** for filled shapes (buttons, chips, bars), with #FFFFFF text on it (17.9:1).
- Quote every hex exactly as written above.

## Type
- Headlines: **Newsreader**. Body: **Newsreader**. Both on Google Fonts.
- Nemadji's site uses Times New Roman / Times New Roman; these are the closest free look-alikes.

## Shape
- Cards and panels: 0px corners. Buttons and chips: 0px.

## Voice
- Tone: traditional. Energy: low. Written for general consumers.
- Headlines are short and concrete.