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This project presents a redesigned, fully structured Color System for Monday.com with the goal of establishing a modern, minimal, and function-driven visual foundation. The work includes a complete definition of color categories—Primary, Secondary, System, and Neutral—and clarifies their roles across the interface.

The document outlines the product context, brand principles, and emotional intent behind the palette. It demonstrates how visual clarity, consistency, and professional modernity guide the selection of colors to support collaboration, focus, and calm productivity within a complex work-management environment. The final system provides a scalable, unified color logic suitable for both web and mobile experiences

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Hey Hasan, I really like your presentation for this project and the way you’ve built up the colours. Overall, the system turned out really nicely, the rationale is solid and it suits the Monday app well.

A couple of things:

• The tag colours feel overpowering. I’d soften them, similar to the light yellow secondary colour you’ve used elsewhere, but in different hues. For example, a light red (#FEB3B3) for “not done.”

• System colours should stay reserved for the system itself. These are distinct and used only in specific situations like errors, warnings and confirmations. This helps users recognise them as important and separate from their own actions in the tool.

• There are a few typos, such as the “Completed” title.

Really solid work overall, and I think these changes will make a big difference! :)


Good work Hasan, love how the final dashboard looks, specially the dark mode version. One thing I'll reiterate is the "Complete" typo in the dark theme dashboard and one thing I'll add is my personal opinion on the first slides; I think they have too much text and honestly haven't read most of it, only glanced over. Think about who your stakeholders are and keep it concise.


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