Gather Context — : Determine target audience, use cases, brand personality, and existing brand colors. Use the AskUserQuestionTool if necessary.
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Assess Color Opportunity — : Analyze the current state of the UI and identify areas where color can add value, such as semantic meaning, hierarchy, or emotional tone.
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Plan Color Strategy — : Create a color palette with 2-4 colors beyond neutrals, define dominant and accent colors, and determine where each color will be applied.
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Introduce Semantic Color — : Apply color to state indicators (success, error, warning, info) and status badges.
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Apply Accent Colors — : Color primary actions, links, icons, headers, and hover states.
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Adjust Backgrounds and Surfaces — : Use tinted backgrounds, colored sections, and subtle gradients to add depth.
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Verify Color Addition — : Test that colorization improves hierarchy, meaning, engagement, and accessibility.
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