Refresh primary brand color to #539D9F#1818
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Moves colorPrimary/colorInfo/colorLink and all matching literal accents (logo gradient start, terminal cursor/cyan, particle background, theme editor defaults, marketing screenshot theme) from #2e9a92 to #34767A. The old teal reads too close to generic BI-tool teal/cyan; the new value keeps the logo's hue family but is darker/less saturated and improves light-mode text contrast (5.23:1 vs 3.41:1 against white) since colorLink reuses the same token. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The prior commit landed #34767A (ink-teal) as a stand-in; the designer's intended pick is #539D9F — same ~181° teal hue family as the logo but lighter/less saturated (47% light / 31% sat vs 34%/40%). Same set of tokens/accents as before: theme colorPrimary/colorInfo/ colorLink, theme editor default, terminal cursor/cyan, logo gradient start, particle background, and marketing screenshot theme. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Live A/B trial, not necessarily final. Designer found #539D9F too washed out/flat against the mostly-gray dark UI when viewed live — technically correct but doesn't read as a brand accent. Trying #339699 (~182deg hue, same family, but 50% sat / 40% light instead of 31% sat / 47% light) for a punchier read. Same set of tokens/accents as the prior two commits: theme colorPrimary/colorInfo/colorLink, theme editor default, terminal cursor/cyan, logo gradient start, particle background, and marketing screenshot theme. Easy to revert to #539D9F (previous commit) if she prefers that after comparing both live. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Refreshes Agor's primary brand color from
#2e9a92to#539D9F.Why: the current primary reads outdated and too close to the generic "vivid BI-tool teal/cyan" look shared by other data tools (e.g. Superset's brand blue
#1FA8C9sits in the same overused hue family) — it doesn't feel distinct to Agor anymore. It's also not actually matched to our own logo: the logo icon's dominant color is#32aca8(HSL ~177°, 54% saturation), and the old primary, while close in hue, was more saturated/generic-looking than the mark itself.What changed:
#539D9F(HSL ~181°, 31% sat, 47% light) stays in the same teal hue family as the logo (so brand recognition holds) but is lighter and less saturated — reads as more considered and modern rather than a stock SaaS accent.apps/agor-ui/src/contexts/ThemeContext.tsx—colorPrimary/colorInfo/colorLinkinbaseTheme.tokenapps/agor-ui/src/components/ThemeEditorModal/ThemeEditorModal.tsx— default custom-themecolorPrimary/colorInfo/colorLinkapps/agor-ui/src/components/TerminalModal/TerminalModal.tsx— terminalcursorandcyanANSI colorapps/agor-ui/src/components/EmbeddedTerminal/EmbeddedTerminal.tsx— terminalcursorcolorapps/agor-ui/src/components/BrandLogo/BrandLogo.tsx— wordmark gradient start stop (mid/end stops#7fe8df/#a8f5edkept — RGB channels ramp monotonically from the new start, so the gradient stays smooth)apps/agor-ui/src/utils/particleConfig.ts— background particle color/link colorapps/agor-ui/src/pages/MarketingScreenshotPage.tsx—ConfigProvidercolorPrimaryused to render marketing screenshots (was a stock Tailwind teal placeholder#14b8a6, aligned to the real brand token for screenshot authenticity)Test plan
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