Edition B — Jewel tones & editorial typography
Rich jewel tones with sophisticated contrasts
The London Underground, simplified
A to B in NYC
Manchester Metrolink made easy
Get to your train before the crowd
Airports needn't be stressful
The motorway stop guide
Homepage layouts with jewel tone palettes
The central portal in jewel tones
Newsreader brings editorial refinement and gravitas
Edition A (Pastels) vs Edition B (Jewel Tones)
What changes between editions
Edition B uses deeper, more saturated colours that feel luxurious and confident. The darker tones create more dramatic contrast with the white cards.
Newsreader brings editorial gravitas. The variable optical sizing ensures excellent readability at all sizes, while italic taglines add elegance.
The jewel tone backgrounds naturally suit dark mode aesthetics. The cream-coloured cards provide warmth against the rich backgrounds.
The combination of deep colours and refined typography creates a more premium, boutique aesthetic compared to the friendly pastel version.
Both editions use identical layout, spacing, and interaction patterns. Only colours and typography change, proving the design system's flexibility.
Edition A (Pastels): Friendly, approachable, daytime feel. Edition B (Jewels): Sophisticated, premium, evening feel. Choose based on target audience.