Neuro-adaptive profiles

Choose any combination. They layer together.

Design Rule · No Green, No Red

A colour-blind, RSD-safe palette

No green or red anywhere — not in backgrounds, borders, text, buttons, progress bars, icons, notifications, success or error messages.

Two reasons: green and red are hardest to tell apart for red-green colour blindness (1 in 12 men), and green = good/done, red = wrong/failed both trigger Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria.

The replacement palette

Warm ivory

#FAF6F0 · Tinted backgrounds

Charcoal

#1A1815 · Primary text

Navy

#1B2A4A · Primary actions

Amber / brown

#8B7355 · Accent text, labels, errors

Warm taupe

#E4DDD3 · Subtle borders

Muted sage

#9A8E72 · Subtle accents, progress gradient

Progress bar — taupe to sage

Never green-to-red. A neutral gradient from taupe (#C4B99A) to muted sage (#9A8E72).

Completed task — amber tick, not green

Task complete

A neutral tick in amber. Never a green checkmark.

Error message — amber on warm ivory, never red

Something needs your attention. Amber text (#8B7355) on a warm ivory background (#FAF6F0).

Literal icons — with text labels, always

Protection
Voice
The Vault
Wellbeing

Every feature uses a representational icon — a shield for protection, a microphone for voice, a lock for the vault — with the text label beside it. No abstract shapes that require memorisation.

Rest