Raycast — Design System
Raycast designs like an operating system after dark: a near-black #07080B canvas where the launcher window itself is the hero image, floating app-icon constellations stand in for illustration, and every surface reads as a macOS panel at night. Inter does all the talking at restrained weights — a 64px/600 hero steps down to 48px section heads and 13px extension-card labels, the type scale of an app HIG rather than a billboard. Color is rationed to the logo's signal red (#FF6363), spent on metallic light-leaks and the red capability dashes of the model-comparison matrix. Buttons are quiet 8px-radius chips in macOS gray (#E6E6E6) that read as native controls, while keyboard shortcuts, brew-install one-liners and launcher chrome are treated as first-class graphic elements. It is developer-tool minimalism executed as an OS extension — the site itself feels installable.
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Tokens
Raycast's decoded design system: background #07080A, text #ECECEE, accent #FF9217, link #FF9217, primary #FF6363; type scale h1 64px / h2 48px / body 16px; 4px spacing base; 8px base radius. The single interactive/action color is #130D0E — used only on interactive or must-notice elements (buttons, links, key highlights), never on large fills.
Color roles
| Role | Value |
|---|---|
| bg | #07080A |
| surface | #141517 |
| border | #292A2C |
| text | #ECECEE |
| text_muted | #949597 |
| primary | #FF6363 |
| accent | #FF9217 |
| link | #FF9217 |
| secondary | #59D499 |
| button_bg | #130D0E |
| button_text | #FFFFFF |
Using these colors
- Action color
#130D0E— the single interactive color; only on things you click or must notice, never large fills. accent,linkare all#FF9217— one role, not several (the action color).- accent
#FF9217— accent for emphasis — keep it rare on the page. - primary
#FF6363— a brand color — but the call-to-action uses #130D0E, not this. - secondary
#59D499— optional secondary accent — LOW decode confidence; use rarely (a status color or a single decorative moment) or omit it entirely. Prefer one accent unless the reference clearly shows two.
Typography
- Heading: Inter
- Body: Inter
- h1: 64px
- h2: 48px
- body: 16px
Spacing
- base unit: 4px
- scale: 2px, 4px, 6px, 8px, 12px, 16px, 24px, 32px
Radii
- base: 8px
- button: 9999px
Per-section tokens (30)
- Hero — dark · bg #07090A · text #4A4142 · 1 col · center
- Hero
- Hero
- Hero
- Feature — dark · bg #0B0D0F · text #333D3B · 3 col · split
- Feature
- Logo Wall
- Feature
- Gallery / Showcase — dark · bg #0B0D0F · text #2B2D2E · 2 col · split
- Comparison
- Feature
- Logo Wall
- Feature
- Feature
- Feature
- Footer — dark · bg #07090A · text #626263 · 4 col · split
- Pricing / Plans
- Feature
- Feature
- FAQ
- Pricing / Plans
- Feature
- Feature
- Feature
- CTA / Sign-up
- Comparison
- Banner
- Feature
- Pricing / Plans
- FAQ
Export: DESIGN.md
# Raycast — Design System > dark, modern, high, custom Raycast designs like an operating system after dark: a near-black #07080B canvas where the launcher window itself is the hero image, floating app-icon constellations stand in for illustration, and every surface reads as a macOS panel at night. Inter does all the talking at restrained weights — a 64px/600 hero steps down to 48px section heads and 13px extension-card labels, the type scale of an app HIG rather than a billboard. Color is rationed to the logo's signal red (#FF6363), spent on metallic light-leaks and the red capability dashes of the model-comparison matrix. Buttons are quiet 8px-radius chips in macOS gray (#E6E6E6) that read as native controls, while keyboard shortcuts, brew-install one-liners and launcher chrome are treated as first-class graphic elements. It is developer-tool minimalism executed as an OS extension — the site itself feels installable. ## Colors | Role | Value | |------|-------| | bg | `#07080A` | | surface | `#141517` | | border | `#292A2C` | | text | `#ECECEE` | | text_muted | `#949597` | | primary | `#FF6363` | | accent | `#FF9217` | | link | `#FF9217` | | secondary | `#59D499` | | button_bg | `#130D0E` | | button_text | `#FFFFFF` | **Using these colors** - **Action color** `#130D0E` — the single interactive color; it appears only on things you click or must notice (buttons, key highlights), never on large fills or backgrounds. - `accent`, `link` are all `#FF9217` — one role, not several. - **accent** `#FF9217` — accent for emphasis — keep it rare on the page. - **primary** `#FF6363` — a brand color — but the call-to-action uses #130D0E, not this. - **secondary** `#59D499` — optional secondary accent — LOW decode confidence; use rarely (a status color or a single decorative moment) or omit it entirely. Prefer one accent unless the reference clearly shows two. ## Typography - Heading: **Inter** - Body: **Inter** - h1: 64px - h2: 48px - body: 16px > **Fonts —** Inter — free, on Google. ## Spacing - base unit: 4px - scale: 2px, 4px, 6px, 8px, 12px, 16px, 24px, 32px ## Radius - base: 8px - button: 9999px ## Primary button - bg `#130D0E` · text `#FFFFFF` · radius 9999px ## How to apply Paste the Tailwind `@theme` (or CSS variables) as your base, then build each section to its spec — verify every color, radius, and font against these tokens.
Export: Tailwind v4 (@theme)
@theme {
/* action color #130D0E — the one interactive color; buttons/links/emphasis only, never large fills. */
--color-bg: #07080A;
--color-surface: #141517;
--color-border: #292A2C;
--color-text: #ECECEE;
--color-text-muted: #949597;
--color-primary: #FF6363; /* a brand color — but the call-to-action uses #130D0E, not this. */
--color-accent: #FF9217; /* accent for emphasis — keep it rare on the page. */
--color-link: #FF9217; /* inline text links and link-styled controls. */
--color-secondary: #59D499; /* optional secondary accent — LOW decode confidence; use rarely (a status color or a single decorative moment) or omit it entirely. Prefer one accent unless the reference clearly shows two. */
--color-button-bg: #130D0E; /* primary-button fill — the main call-to-action color. */
--color-button-text: #FFFFFF;
/* fonts: Inter — free, on Google. */
--font-heading: "Inter", system-ui, -apple-system, 'Segoe UI', sans-serif;
--font-body: "Inter", system-ui, -apple-system, 'Segoe UI', sans-serif;
--text-h1: 64px;
--text-h2: 48px;
--text-body: 16px;
--radius-base: 8px;
--radius-button: 9999px;
--spacing-1: 2px;
--spacing-2: 4px;
--spacing-3: 6px;
--spacing-4: 8px;
--spacing-5: 12px;
--spacing-6: 16px;
--spacing-7: 24px;
--spacing-8: 32px;
}Export: CSS variables
:root {
/* action color #130D0E — the one interactive color; buttons/links/emphasis only, never large fills. */
--bg: #07080A;
--surface: #141517;
--border: #292A2C;
--text: #ECECEE;
--text-muted: #949597;
--primary: #FF6363; /* a brand color — but the call-to-action uses #130D0E, not this. */
--accent: #FF9217; /* accent for emphasis — keep it rare on the page. */
--link: #FF9217; /* inline text links and link-styled controls. */
--secondary: #59D499; /* optional secondary accent — LOW decode confidence; use rarely (a status color or a single decorative moment) or omit it entirely. Prefer one accent unless the reference clearly shows two. */
--button-bg: #130D0E; /* primary-button fill — the main call-to-action color. */
--button-text: #FFFFFF;
--font-heading: "Inter", system-ui, -apple-system, 'Segoe UI', sans-serif;
--font-body: "Inter", system-ui, -apple-system, 'Segoe UI', sans-serif;
--radius: 8px;
--radius-button: 9999px;
}
/* fonts: Inter — free, on Google. */