Brand Guidelines
System Online · v1.1

Digital systems built with creative precision.

This is the brand system for Nu Graphix — a South African digital systems studio that designs and builds websites, Payload CMS platforms, brand-to-web systems and digital workflows for growing SMEs. Everything a designer, developer or partner needs to express the brand consistently lives in these fourteen sections.

A luminous glass system core connected to four modular nodes in cyan and emerald Nu System Core 4 Nodes · Connected
RENDER 01system-core-v2 · modular architecture
14
Sections
3
Typefaces
Cyan · Emerald · Slate
Core Palette
Dark-first
Colour Mode

Identity

Logo system, colour, typography — the core identifiers of the brand.

System

Shape language, components and imagery treatments that build every surface.

Application

Services, workflow, proof, platform and website patterns that convert.

Tip — click any colour swatch to copy its hex value. Navigate with the sidebar, arrow keys, or the pager links at the bottom of each section.
Section 01 · Identity

Brand Overview

Nu Graphix is a solo-led digital systems studio. Not a generic web agency, and not a once-off freelancer — a practical partner that takes South African businesses from scattered design, content and reporting needs to structured digital platforms.

Positioning

Digital systems for growing South African businesses.

Websites, CMS platforms and digital workflows built with structure. From brand direction to working digital systems.

nu-graphix / design / build / support
Brand Promise

Design it clearly.
Build it properly.
Keep it running.

Every deliverable, proposal and platform should honour these three commitments — clarity in design, quality in build, reliability in support.

Design phrase

Blueprint-Tech Creative Studio

A dark-mode-first technical creative direction — blueprint grids, cyan/emerald glow, glass panels, modular structure, connected nodes and a premium studio finish.

Personality

Technical Creative Structured Precise Modular Practical Premium Calm Future-facing Trustworthy SME-aware

The balance matters: technical enough to prove capability, warm and plain-spoken enough that a non-technical business owner never feels intimidated.

Who we speak to

Owner-managed businesses, clinics, security companies, shopping centres, hardware & building suppliers, associations and community organisations — decision-makers who are not highly technical but need to feel confident.

How they should feel

“This is modern and capable. This is not overcomplicated. This person understands real South African businesses. This can grow with us.”

Voice

We sayWe avoid
“Your website becomes a system you can actually manage.”“Leveraging synergistic omnichannel solutions.”
“We plan the structure before we design a single screen.”“We ship pixel-perfect deliverables at scale.”
“Monthly support keeps it running and improving.”“SLA-governed retainer engagement models.”
Section 02 · Identity

Logo System

The Nu Graphix mark is an interlocking “N” built from two hexagonal circuit paths — cyan for design, emerald for development — joined by a gradient bridge. It represents the studio's core idea: brand and build, connected into one system.

Core variants

Nu Graphix primary logotype

Primary logotype

SVG

Full-colour mark with slate wordmark. Default expression of the brand on light and mid-tone surfaces.

Nu Graphix dark-surface logotype

Dark-surface logotype

SVG

Light wordmark variant for the brand's native dark-slate environments — websites, decks, dev tools.

Brand marks

Primary mark

Primary mark

Avatars, favicons, app icons and small-space use.

Mono mark

Mono mark

Utility and UI contexts, single-colour print, watermarks.

Display mark

Display mark

Glow treatment reserved for hero moments and loading states.

Clear space

Maintain clear space equal to the height of the hexagonal mark (X) on all sides. Nothing enters this zone — no text, imagery or competing marks.

Minimum size
120px · full logotype
32px · mark only

Never reproduce the full logotype below 120px width digitally. Below that, switch to the mark alone.

Improper usage

Never stretch, skew or distort the logo.
Never recolour the mark outside approved palettes.
Never place the logo on busy or low-contrast backgrounds.
Never add unapproved glows, outlines or effects.
Section 03 · Identity

Colour System

A high-contrast, dark-mode-first palette. Slate carries the premium studio foundation, cyan drives action and technical glow, emerald signals growth and success, and violet is a restrained tertiary for platform moments only.

Brand anchors

#4CD7F6
Primary Cyan
Actions · focus · glow
#06B6D4
Cyan Core
Hover · info
#4EDEA3
Secondary Emerald
Growth · progress
#10B981
Emerald Core
Success states
#020617
Near Black
Page background
#0B1326
Deep Slate
Soft background
#0F172A
Card Slate
Surfaces · cards
#1E293B
Elevated Slate
Raised surfaces

Extended digital palette

#0E7490
Cyan Dark
Pressed · borders
#083344
Cyan Soft
Tinted fills
#047857
Emerald Dark
Pressed · borders
#052E24
Emerald Soft
Tinted fills
#C0C1FF
Tertiary Violet
Platform accents
#6366F1
Violet Dark
Data viz depth
#E5ECFF
Foreground
Primary text
#A8B3C7
Muted
Secondary text
Usage ratio
SLATE 60%
SURFACE 20%
CYAN 10%
EM 6%
4%

Dark slate dominates. Cyan and emerald are accents — glow, actions, connections — never floods. Violet is the third voice: it marks platform, product and data territory, and nowhere else.

Semantic colours
Success #10B981 Warning #F59E0B Error #EF4444 Info #06B6D4

Semantic colours are functional only — forms, alerts, status chips. They never carry brand expression.

Accessibility — text on surfaces

CombinationContrastNormal textLarge text / UI
Foreground on Near Black17.1 : 1AAAAAA
Muted on Card Slate8.5 : 1AAAAAA
Primary Cyan on Near Black11.9 : 1AAAAAA
Cyan ink on Primary Cyan10.1 : 1AAAAAA
Emerald ink on Emerald10.0 : 1AAAAAA
Tertiary Violet on Near Black11.8 : 1AAAAAA
Violet ink on Tertiary Violet10.6 : 1AAAAAA
Violet Dark on Near Black4.5 : 1AAAAA
Subtle on Near Black5.6 : 1AAAAA
White on Cyan Core2.4 : 1FailFail — use #001F26
Rule of thumb: on cyan, emerald or violet fills, always use the dark ink foregrounds (#001F26 / #002113 / #12103A) — never white. All ratios above are computed, not estimated.

Gradients

Signal

92° · cyan → emerald · CTAs, key edges

Atmosphere

radial · cyan glow on slate · hero backgrounds

Lit border

135° · directional light on panel borders

Depth

120° · cyan → violet · platform & data moments only

Gradients bridge design (cyan) and code (emerald); the Depth recipe marks platform territory. Use gradients on edges, borders and CTAs — never as large background floods.

Section 04 · Identity

Typography

A tri-font system balancing futuristic character with strict legibility: Bruno Ace gives the brand its geometric voice, Inter carries every paragraph, and JetBrains Mono grounds the system in its “built with code” reality.

Display & Headings
Bruno Ace
Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg
0123456789

Single weight · 400 · use with restraint

Body & Interface
Inter
Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg
0123456789 !@#$%

400 / 500 / 600 / 700 · workhorse readability

Technical & Code
JetBrains Mono
Aa Bb Cc 0123456789
{ } => [ ] ( ) </>

400 / 500 / 600 · labels, metadata, code

Type scale

Visionary system
display-lg · Bruno Ace · 48/56 · -0.02em
Digital infrastructure
display-md · Bruno Ace · 40/48
Section heading
display-sm · Bruno Ace · 32/40
Card heading — Inter SemiBold
heading-md · Inter 600 · 24/32
Body text carries long-form reading with clean, legible rhythm.
body-md · Inter 400 · 16/24
Small body for supporting copy and captions.
body-sm · Inter 400 · 14/20
SYSTEM LABEL · ACTIVE
label-md · JetBrains Mono 500 · 12/16 · +0.05em
<TypeScale component="code" />
code-sm · JetBrains Mono 400 · 13/20
Pairing in practice
// Payload CMS Websites
Content you can actually manage

Structured pages, reusable blocks and an admin your team will understand — built on Payload CMS and Next.js.

Mono eyebrow → Bruno Ace headline → Inter body. This stack is the signature typographic rhythm of the brand.

Rules
T-01
Bruno Ace is a display face
Headlines and short headings only. Never for paragraphs, never below 16px.
T-02
Inter carries readability
All body copy, forms and UI text. Use 600 for emphasis instead of italics.
T-03
Mono means machine
JetBrains Mono marks labels, paths, tokens and code — anything the system “says”.
Section 05 · System

Shape & Layout

The layout world is a blueprint: a fine grid behind everything, glass panels floating above it, node dots at meaningful intersections, and workflow lines connecting the pieces. Structure is visible — that is the point.

Shape language

Soft-rigid panels

12–16px radius on cards; crisp 1px borders.

Crisp internals

Inner elements use 4–8px radius — sharper than their container.

Pill signals

Badges and status chips are fully rounded with pulsing nodes.

Hexagon motif

Echoes the logo — reserved for marks, icons and diagram nodes.

Grid

Desktop uses a 12-column grid, max width 1180–1440px, 24px gutters. Column spans are deliberately asymmetric — a 5-column card beside a 7-column card — to keep the system dynamic rather than templated.

Spacing

A 4px base unit drives all rhythm. Section padding runs 64–96px on desktop, 40px on mobile. Margins: 80px desktop / 16px mobile.

4px
8px
16px
24px
40px
64px
96px

Depth — glass, light and glow

Layer 1

Blueprint world

Fine cyan grid + radial glows sit behind everything, establishing the “drawing board” the interface floats on.

Layer 2

Glass panels

Semi-transparent slate with 18–24px backdrop blur and directional lit borders — cyan top-left, emerald bottom-right.

Layer 3

Active glow

Interactive elements glow in their accent colour on hover/focus. Glow replaces drop shadows entirely.

Depth rule: no neutral grey shadows anywhere. Elevation is expressed with translucency, lit borders and colour glow — restrained at rest, brighter on interaction.

Radius scale

sm · 4px
base · 8px
md · 12px
lg · 16px
xl · 24px
full
Section 06 · System

Component System

Live components, rendered in this page's own CSS — the same tokens that will become Tailwind variables and ShadCN theme values. Hover and focus everything; the states are real.

Buttons

VariantUseNotes
primaryOne per view — the main conversion actionCyan→emerald gradient, dark ink text, light sweep on hover
secondarySupporting positive actionsEmerald soft fill
ghostTertiary links and cardsCyan border, transparent
outline / monoNeutral & technical contextsMono variant for dev-flavoured CTAs

Badges & status

System Live Build Passing Platform In Review Blocked Draft payload-cms next.js tailwind shadcn-ui

Form / discovery inputs

Code & spec cards

tokens/nu-graphix.css
/* Nu Graphix core tokens */ --ng-primary: #4cd7f6; --ng-secondary: #4edea3; --ng-background: #020617; --ng-surface: #0f172a; --font-display: 'Bruno Ace'; --font-mono: 'JetBrains Mono';
src / components / ui / service-card.tsx

Code cards and path breadcrumbs are brand components in their own right — they express the “built with code” story on marketing pages.

System cards

Glass system card
The default container: glass fill, lit border, corner nodes, cyan glow on hover.
VARIANT · default
Emerald accent card
For growth, progress and support content. Emerald hover glow.
VARIANT · secondary
Solid utility card
Opaque surface for dense content — tables, forms, long text.
VARIANT · solid
Section 07 · System

Imagery & System Visuals

Nu Graphix shows real work, not stock photography. Screenshots, Figma frames, admin views and system diagrams — always framed in dark slate, annotated with technical labels.

Use
  • Screenshots of real client projects in browser frames
  • Figma frames and design-system boards
  • Payload CMS admin views and code editor crops
  • Before/after website comparisons
  • Process and system diagrams with labelled nodes
Avoid
  • Corporate stock people and office photos
  • Random AI-generated tech backgrounds
  • Overused circuit-board / “AI brain” imagery
  • Generic laptop mockups with nothing real on screen
  • Busy screenshots without annotation

Standard treatment — browser frame

https://client-project.co.zaLIVE
Project screenshot placeholder

framed · labelled · annotated

Every screenshot sits in this dark browser frame with a mono URL and a status chip. Captions use JetBrains Mono labels in cyan or emerald.

3D system renders

The premium imagery tier: glass-and-neon 3D structures rendered in the brand world. Reserved for hero moments, campaign banners and social cards — never for everyday page content.

Nu Graphix 16:9 banner render — digital infrastructure headline with 3D glass cube structure
FORMAT · 16:9 banner · headline left, structure right, HUD frame labels
Nu Graphix square social card render — glass panel with tri-colour light streaks
FORMAT · 1:1 social card · centred glass panel, tri-colour light streaks
Render treatment spec
  • Transparent glass volumes — cubes, slabs, beams — on near-black slate
  • Neon edge lighting in cyan and emerald; violet only as a deep-space glint
  • Blueprint wireframe grid receding into the background
  • HUD-style mono labels at frame edges (SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE · VERSION x.x)
  • Light streaks sweeping diagonally, one dominant direction per artwork

native SVG fallback — when a render is too heavy, use wireframe motifs

render-recipe.txt — generation prompt base
# Nu Graphix 3D render recipe An ultra-modern 3D structure of transparent glass cubes and beams, neon edge lighting in electric cyan (#4CD7F6) and emerald (#4EDEA3), on a near-black blue slate background (#020617) with a faint blueprint wireframe grid. Subtle violet glints only. Diagonal light streaks, premium studio finish, no text, no people, no circuit boards.

System diagram style

BRAND design tokens PAYLOAD CMS blocks · collections WEBSITE next.js frontend

Diagrams use hex/rounded nodes, thin gradient connectors, signal dots at junctions, and mono labels — cyan for design-side nodes, emerald for build-side nodes.

Section 08 · Offer & Proof

Services & Offers System

Six productized offers with a clear pathway between them. Cards stay plain-spoken — a non-technical SME owner should know which one is theirs in seconds.

Website MVP
A professional, modern web presence — fast. One page or a focused multi-page site that gets you taken seriously.
FOR · businesses that need credibility now
Payload CMS Website
Editable pages, news, directories and resources — structured content your team updates without calling a developer.
FOR · teams that manage their own content
Brand-to-Web System
Scattered logos, colours and copy turned into a clear digital design system before anything gets built.
FOR · brands with material but no structure
Monthly Digital Support
Updates, content changes, reports and improvements on a retainer — your website keeps running and keeps getting better.
FOR · businesses that want a partner, not a handover
Digital Systems Audit
A structured review of what to fix, rebuild, automate or systemise — with a practical, prioritised plan.
FOR · owners who need clarity before spending
Custom Platform Phase
Client portals, reporting tools, maps, dashboards and workflow platforms — when the business outgrows a website.
FOR · operations that need real tooling

Offer pathway

01
Audit
Understand what exists
02
System
Brand-to-web structure
03
Build
MVP → CMS → platform
04
Support
Monthly retainer loop

Every offer leads naturally to the next. The retainer is the destination — long-term, structured digital support.

Comparison layout

Website MVPCMS WebsitePlatform
Editable content✓ Payload CMS✓ Payload CMS
Design system✓ core tokens✓ full system✓ full system
Blog / news / directories
Portals / dashboards / reporting✓ custom
Typical timeline2–3 weeks4–8 weeksphased
Retainer · Improvement Loop

Keep it running. Keep it improving.

Monthly support covers updates, content, reporting and continuous improvements — the “keep it running” half of the brand promise.

Section 09 · Offer & Proof

Project Workflow System

The process is the biggest trust-builder Nu Graphix has. Six named stages, always shown as a connected system — clients see exactly where their project is and what happens next.

The Nu Graphix method

Discover
Goals, audience, content audit
Structure
Sitemap, blocks, content model
03
Design
System, screens, sign-off
04
Build
Next.js + Payload implementation
05
Launch
QA, content load, go-live
06
Improve
Retainer, reporting, iteration
Project roadmap card
Week 01 · Discover
Discovery call & systems audit
Everything on the table: current site, content, tools, pain points.
Week 02 · Structure
Sitemap & content model approved
Pages, blocks and collections agreed before design starts.
Week 03–04 · Design
Design system & key screens
Brand-to-web tokens, components and page designs signed off.
Week 05–07 · Build
Development & CMS setup
Payload blocks built to match the approved system, one-to-one.
Week 08 · Launch
Go-live & handover
Training, documentation and the improvement plan.
Handoff checklist
  • Design tokens exported to Tailwind config
  • Components mapped to Payload blocks
  • Content loaded and reviewed
  • Admin training session completed
  • Analytics & reporting connected
  • Support retainer activated

// click items to toggle — demo

Client milestone card
Design sign-off
Milestone 03 of 06
In Progress

stage 3/6 · 50% complete

Design-to-dev pipeline

brand seed stitch claude design figma tailwind / shadcn payload cms

The same pipeline that produced this brand guide is the one clients buy — design decisions flow into working code without translation loss.

Section 10 · Offer & Proof

Case Study / Proof System

Proof beats promises. Every case study follows the same structure: challenge → solution → result, with real screenshots, tech stack labels and honest metrics. Only approved public work appears on the website.

Case study cards

CMS — Security
Community Monitoring Services
Brand guide, incident-reporting structure and a trust-first security web presence.
brand guideweb designreporting
BetterMed — Clinic
BetterMed Clinic
Healthcare brand system with an approachable, professional patient-facing design.
brand guidedesign system
Portuguese Forum
The Portuguese Forum
Heritage civic brand refresh with programme sub-brands and media identity.
brand systemsub-brands
Placeholder tiles shown here — swap in real framed screenshots per Section 07 as public approval is confirmed for The Square, Manny's, QuarryTec, ByKylie and others.

Challenge / solution / result

Challenge

Outdated site, scattered brand files, no way to update content, zero reporting.

Solution

Brand-to-web system, Payload CMS build with reusable blocks, structured content workflow.

Result

Team updates content in-house, enquiries up, monthly reporting in place, retainer active.

Before / after

Before
  • Static site, developer needed for every edit
  • Inconsistent logos and colours
  • No mobile experience
  • No analytics or reporting
After
  • Payload CMS — team edits everything
  • One design system, everywhere
  • Responsive, fast, accessible
  • Monthly reports and improvement loop

Results / metrics card

Enquiries
-80%
Update turnaround
100%
Content in-house
Project phases
✓ discover ✓ structure ✓ design ✓ build ✓ launch ↻ improve
Section 11 · Platform

Platform & CMS System

The technical differentiator, explained simply: a modern stack where content, design and code stay connected. Violet accents mark platform territory throughout the brand.

Payload CMS
Your content in structured, reusable blocks — edit pages, news and directories from one clean admin.
IN PLAIN TERMS · you update your own website
Next.js
The frontend framework behind the world's fastest sites — quick loading, SEO-ready, secure.
IN PLAIN TERMS · fast and found on Google
Tailwind + ShadCN
Your design system as code — every component matches the brand guide, automatically.
IN PLAIN TERMS · design and site never drift apart

Content workflow

Write
Team drafts in the admin
Structure
Content drops into blocks
Publish
Live in one click
Report
Monthly performance loop

Admin preview

client.co.za/admin · Payload CMS
COLLECTIONS
▸ Pages
▸ Services
▸ Case Studies
▸ Posts
▸ Media
▸ FAQs
Home — blocks
PUBLISHED
⠿ Hero
⠿ ServiceCards
⠿ WorkflowTimeline
⠿ CaseStudyGrid
+ Add block

Reusable block system

Standard Payload block library — every site is assembled from brand-true components:

HeroServiceCardsWorkflowTimelineCaseStudyGridDesignSystemWorkflowPlatformCapabilityRetainerPlansWhyNuGraphixResourcePreviewContactDiscoveryFAQFooter
Integration & improvement loop

Forms, WhatsApp, maps, analytics and reporting connect into the same system. The retainer closes the loop: measure → report → improve → repeat.

Section 12 · Application

Website Section Examples

The system applied — key sections of the future nugraphix site rendered live in this guide's own components.

Hero

https://nugraphix.co.za
Digital Systems Studio · South Africa
Digital systems for growing South African businesses.

Websites, Payload CMS platforms and digital workflows — planned, designed and built with structure. Then kept running.

Services strip

nugraphix.co.za/#services
What Nu Graphix builds
Websites
Payload CMS
Brand-to-Web
Support

Contact / discovery

nugraphix.co.za/start
Start a project
Tell us where your digital setup is stuck.

A short discovery call, a clear plan, and an honest recommendation — even if that's “you don't need us yet.”

✓ reply within 1 business day ✓ no-obligation quote

Brand applications

The two approved marketing formats, rebuilt live in system components — use these as the template for social posts, email headers and campaign banners.

Nu Graphix
Digital Systems Built With
Creative Precision.

Nu Graphix is a design-led digital systems studio combining brand identity, web design and digital infrastructure.

TEMPLATE · social card 1:1 · export at 1080×1080
System ArchitectureCore Data
Nu Graphix
Digital infrastructure for visionaries

Nu Graphix combines brand identity, web design and digital infrastructure with creative precision.

3D glass cube render
Render: CyclesVersion 1.1
TEMPLATE · banner / email header 16:9 · export at 1200×675 or 1376×768
Export sizes
favicon 32×32app icon 512×512apple touch 180×180social avatar 400×400social card 1080×1080og image 1200×630email header 1200×400
Section 13 · Application

Motion & Interaction

Motion is calm and purposeful — systems coming online, connections being drawn, panels settling into place. Nothing bounces, nothing spins.

Signal pulse

2s ease loop · live indicators, status nodes

Connection draw

1.6s cubic-bezier(.6,0,.2,1) · workflow lines, progress

Panel float-in
Discover
Design
Build

.6s stagger ×150ms · cards entering on scroll

System scan

2.2s ease loop · loading states, audit visuals

Choreography

Workflow activation
01
02
03
04

node .35s → wire .5s → next node · process sections animate left to right, once, on scroll into view

View transition
Section 0X
Page enters

Fade + 10px rise, 350ms ease.

.35s ease · fade + translateY(10px) · used for every view/route change

Choreography rule: animate top-down and left-to-right, stagger at most three elements (150ms apart), and never re-run entrance motion when content merely updates.

Loading & feedback

Skeleton shimmer

1.5s linear loop · content placeholders — slate tones only, never accent colours

Toast confirmation

enter: .3s rise + fade · hold 1.6s · exit: fade — one line, mono, cyan glow border

Interactive glow states

REST
calm · border only
HOVER / FOCUS
glow 18% · lift 2px · 200ms
ACTIVE / SELECTED
glow 32% · full accent border

Three intensity tiers, one per state — glow never stacks beyond the active tier, and only one element per region may hold the active tier at a time.

Timing & easing tokens

TokenValueUse
instant100msState flips — checkbox, segmented control
fast200msHover, focus, glow changes
base300msPanels, menus, toasts, view fades
entrance600msSection entrances with stagger
draw1600msConnector lines, progress reveals
standard · cubic-bezier(.2,.7,.3,1)

UI response — settles quickly, no bounce.

draw · cubic-bezier(.6,0,.2,1)

Connector lines — slow in, confident finish.

linear

Status loops only — pulse, shimmer, scan.

Interaction rules

M-01
150–300ms for UI, 600ms for entrances
Hover and focus respond fast; section entrances may take up to 600ms with stagger.
M-02
Glow is the hover language
Interactive elements brighten their accent glow and lift 1–2px. No colour swaps, no scaling above 1.03.
M-03
Lines draw, panels settle, nodes pulse
The three permitted motion metaphors. Everything else stays still.
M-04
Respect reduced motion
All animation collapses to simple fades when prefers-reduced-motion is set.
M-05
Motion carries meaning
Loops are reserved for live status (pulse, shimmer, scan). Content areas never loop — an animation that informs nothing is removed.
M-06
Choreograph, don't scatter
One entrance direction per section (top-down or left-to-right), maximum three staggered elements, and entrances play once per page view.
Section 14 · Application

Brand Rules

The non-negotiables. When in doubt, come back here.

R-01
Dark-mode-first, always premium
Near Black #020617 is home. Light contexts use the light blueprint treatment — never plain white pages.
R-02
Cyan acts, emerald grows, violet is platform
Cyan = actions, focus, technical glow. Emerald = progress, success, support. Violet lives only on Platform & CMS surfaces, product UI and data visualisation — never in CTAs, never in the logo, ≤5% of any view.
R-03
Glow with restraint
Neon and glass are the brand — but glow concentrates on active and hover states. Resting surfaces stay calm.
R-04
Bruno Ace is precious
Headlines and identity moments only. Inter does the reading; JetBrains Mono does the labelling.
R-05
Structure must be visible
Blueprint grids, connected nodes and workflow lines appear on every major surface. The brand shows its system.
R-06
Plain language for real businesses
Every technical capability is explained in terms an SME owner understands. Jargon is a design failure.
R-07
Real work only
No stock people, no fake screenshots, no unapproved client work. Proof is framed, labelled and honest.
R-08
Conversion has a pathway
Every page leads somewhere: Start a Project, Book Discovery, or Request an Audit. One primary CTA per view.
R-09
Design maps to code
Every component here must translate to Tailwind tokens, ShadCN variants and Payload blocks without redesign.
R-10
Honour the promise
Design it clearly. Build it properly. Keep it running. If a decision breaks one of the three, it's the wrong decision.
Design it clearly. Build it properly. Keep it running.

NU GRAPHIX · BRAND SYSTEM v1.1 · 2026

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