Quantum Design System

A unified design language that combines quantum mechanics principles with human-centered design, creating interfaces that exist in multiple states of purpose and beauty.

Core Principles

Quantum Design Principles

Design in the quantum space emerges from the superposition of form and function—each component exists in multiple states of purpose while maintaining coherent visual harmony.

Perceptual Hierarchy

Like the CIELAB color space, information should be organized in perceptually uniform layers, guiding attention through carefully calibrated contrasts and rhythms.

System Coherence

Our design system creates a unified field where each element resonates at its own frequency while maintaining quantum entanglement with the whole.

Color System

CIELAB Color Space

Quantum Colors

cyan

#88d0f3
L: 80a: -20b: -30

Primary interface color with high lightness for active elements

purple

#c596fc
L: 70a: 30b: -50

Secondary color for interaction states

green

#59a066
L: 60a: -40b: 20

System state indicators and success states

red

#d14554
L: 50a: 50b: 20

Alert and emphasis states

yellow

#10cdb8e
L: 90a: 0b: 40

Background and ambient states

deep

#88409a
L: 40a: 40b: -40

Deep interaction states

Typography

Type Scale

Display Large
4xl / bold / 2.5rem
Display Medium
3xl / bold / 2rem
Display Small
2xl / bold / 1.5rem
Title
xl / medium / 1.25rem
Body
base / regular / 1rem
Small
sm / regular / 0.875rem

Font Families

Standard

Primary interface font, optimized for readability

JetBrains Mono

Monospace font for code and technical content

Quantum Components

Component States

Quantum State Management

Components maintain coherent states across interactions

Interaction Patterns

Clear affordances with rich hover and focus states