The four colors from my first prompt are still in my app. Almost nothing else is.
The four brand colors I wrote in my first prompt in January are still in my app today, to the exact hex code. Almost nothing else from that first sketch survived: not the logo, not the font setup, and certainly not the way I handled five languages. This episode is about the visual identity and the language of the app, and about the AI's role in both. It's the part of the project where I disagreed…
The four brand colors from the initial prompt remain unchanged in my app, despite the AI proposing various redesigns. The colors, along with their names and purposes, are Primary #E040FB (bright purple) for main buttons, Secondary #7C4DFF (electric violet) for links and active states, Accent #FF4081 (neon pink) for notifications and social elements, and Accent #40C4FF (bright cyan) for status indicators.
These colors, along with their named variants, have persisted throughout the app's development. The font chosen for legibility, Atkinson Hyperlegible, remains consistent, although the body text has shifted to Inter in the August redesign. The app supports five languages, a complex aspect of the visual identity, with dedicated translations in the language panel and additional custom code files.
Despite the AI's proposals for a calmer look and a single accent color, I maintained the original colors due to their readability in both light and dark modes.
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