San Francisco businesses
A lot of San Francisco brands live mostly on screens: software products, apps and online services. For them the palette has to cover interface states, charts, dark mode and accessibility, as well as the logo and the website.
Product teams usually want colors as design tokens they can drop into code. We can deliver the palette as a token list with names and values, alongside the color guide.
How a San Francisco color project runs
- You send your current colors, logo files and where the colors must work.
- We reply with questions or a written quote and a delivery date.
- You get palette options with contrast checks and print values, and pick one.
- We deliver the color guide and files for screen, print and any spot colors.
Everything happens by email, shared folders and video calls booked in Pacific time. We have no office in San Francisco. For print, we work from proofs your printer sends, so color is judged on the real paper.
What you can order
Brand palettes
A primary set, supporting colors and rules for using them.
Accessible color
Text and interface pairs checked against WCAG contrast levels.
Print and screen matching
HEX, RGB, CMYK and spot values that look like the same brand.
Questions
Do you deliver colors as design tokens?
Yes. We can deliver a JSON or CSS variable list with named colors, ready for your developers.
Can you design a dark mode palette?
Yes. Dark mode needs its own set of values, not inverted colors, and we check its contrast pairs too.
Ask for a quote
The price depends on how many colors and surfaces are involved, whether print and spot matching are needed, and the number of revision rounds. Each project gets its own written quote.