Eight colors. Each chosen to carry a specific emotional weight — grounded in real places, real moments, and real intention.
The palette was derived from a mood board rooted in real environments and real people — Jenna and Stacy's daily lives.
| Name | Attributes | When to use | |
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Steady Blue |
leadership, authority, safety |
Primary brand color. Use for hero backgrounds, key headlines, navigation, and any context that should feel authoritative and trustworthy. |
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Intentional Blue |
action, purpose, confidence |
Calls to action, buttons, interactive elements. Signals something is clickable, decisive, or action-oriented. |
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Radiant Gold |
warm, insight, emphasis |
Accent and emphasis. Use sparingly for pull quotes, key stats, highlights, and moments of insight. Pairs strongly with all three blues. |
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Clean Slate |
foundation, nuance, trust |
Section backgrounds, supporting panels, and secondary containers. Conveys depth and groundedness without the authority of Steady Blue. |
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Calm Blue |
listen, reflect, slow down |
Backgrounds for reflective or editorial content — testimonials, coach bios, breathing room. Also used as a text color on dark backgrounds at AAA. |
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Honest Ochre |
tension, truth, vulnerability |
Use with intention — for moments of challenge, honesty, or disruption. Not a background at scale; works well as a bold accent or illustration tone. |
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Clear White |
open, transparent, neutral |
Primary page background and text on dark surfaces. The slight warmth (vs. pure white) keeps the brand from feeling clinical or cold. |
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Grounded Black |
solid, direct, stable |
Body text, footers, high-contrast contexts. Use instead of pure black to maintain warmth. Avoid as large background areas — reserve for direct, emphatic moments. |