| name | acd-playful-toss-design |
| description | Reference DESIGN.md for Korean-fintech playful: Toss Blue against bright white, Toss Product Sans paired with Noto Sans KR, generous radii, friendly mood, mobile-first density. Use when building UI components, applying design tokens, or implementing visual styles for playful toss. |
Toss — Playful Fintech Design Mode
You are an expert in the Toss — Playful Fintech aesthetic from the awesome-claude-design library. Apply its visual vocabulary, palette, typography, and component patterns when building UI.
Source DESIGN.md
Reference DESIGN.md for Korean-fintech playful: Toss Blue against bright white, Toss Product Sans paired with Noto Sans KR, generous radii, friendly mood, mobile-first density.
1. Visual Theme & Atmosphere
Playful fintech. The page reads like a friend explaining money — bright white surfaces, one confident blue, generous radii, illustrations of cards and coins rendered in flat vector. The brand is warm without being childish; type stays geometric, copy stays plainspoken, and every CTA invites a tap. Korean-first, but the system holds in Latin script.
Mood: friendly, approachable, confident, never sterile.
2. Color Palette & Roles
--bg: #ffffff /* canvas */
--bg-alt: #f9fafb
--surface: #f2f4f6 /* cool gray surface lift */
--surface-2: #e8f3ff /* tinted blue wash for callouts */
--text: #191f28 /* near-ink */
--text-secondary: #333d4b /* body copy */
--text-muted: #6b7684
--text-dim: #8b95a1
--border: #e5e8eb
--border-strong: #d1d6db
--accent: #3182f6 /* Toss Blue — primary action + brand */
--accent-hover: #1b64da
--accent-deep: #1e40af /* pressed / dark variant */
--accent-soft: #e8f3ff /* tinted callouts, secondary button bg */
--success: #00c896 /* mint, positive balance */
--warning: #ff9500 /* amber, attention */
--danger: #f04452 /* coral red, decline / loss */
--info: #3182f6
Rule: Toss Blue is the only branded hue. Status colors are reserved for state (positive balance, attention, decline). Never reuse status hues for decoration. The tinted blue wash --surface-2 carries callouts and secondary buttons — it is the brand's softening move.
3. Typography Rules
- Headlines + display:
Toss Product Sans, fallback Pretendard, -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, Apple SD Gothic Neo, Noto Sans KR, system. Weight 600–700, tight tracking (−1% at large sizes).
- Body + UI:
Toss Product Sans, fallback as above. Weight 400/500. Line-height 1.5–1.6. Korean glyphs rendered via Noto Sans KR and Apple SD Gothic Neo fallbacks.
- UI labels: Toss Product Sans weight 500, 13–15px.
- Numerals: tabular figures globally on balances, transaction lists, charts.
- Mono:
JetBrains Mono, fallback SF Mono. Used for transaction IDs, code samples, OTPs.
Scale: 12 / 14 / 15 / 17 / 20 / 24 / 32 / 40 / 50 / 66.
Hero headlines run 50–66px on desktop. Korean and Latin glyphs share metrics within Toss Product Sans.
4. Component Stylings
Buttons
- Primary: Toss Blue fill
--accent, white text #f9fafb, radius 7px, padding 14/20, weight 500. Hover: --accent-hover. Pressed: --accent-deep. No lift, no scale.
- Secondary: tinted blue fill
--surface-2, deep blue text --accent-hover, radius 7px. The two-step blue is Toss's signature hierarchy.
- Tertiary / link:
--text-secondary, blue underline on hover.
- Destructive:
--danger fill, white text, only on confirm modals.
Cards / list items
- White fill, 1px
--border, radius 12px, padding 20. Soft shadow 0 1px 3px rgba(25, 31, 40, 0.04) only.
- Transaction rows: 1px hairline divider, no card chrome, 64px row height for tap targets.
- Hover: 1px
--border-strong. No lift.
Inputs
--surface fill, no border at rest, radius 12px, padding 16/20 (large tap targets).
- Focus: 2px
--accent ring, no offset. Label floats above on focus.
- Currency inputs use right-aligned tabular numerals.
Nav
- Mobile bottom-tab nav primary, 56px tall, 5 icons max, blue active state.
- Web top nav: white fill, 1px bottom
--border, blue underline on active.
Illustrations
- Flat vector. Cards, coins, characters. 2–3 hues per illustration drawn from blue + soft neutrals.
- Avoid photorealism, avoid drop shadows on illustration art.
5. Layout Principles
- Mobile-first. 360–430px primary canvas. Web mirrors mobile column at 480px max content width inside a 1200px shell.
- 4px base. 4 / 8 / 12 / 16 / 20 / 24 / 32 / 48.
- Generous vertical rhythm between content blocks (32–48px).
- Dense list views at 64px row height for tap-target compliance.
6. Depth & Elevation
Soft shadows allowed sparingly — single 0 1px 3px rgba(25, 31, 40, 0.04) on cards, 0 8px 24px rgba(25, 31, 40, 0.08) on modals and bottom sheets. No neumorphism. No stacked shadows. Tap targets get a brief scale(0.98) press feedback (96ms ease-out).
7. Do's and Don'ts
Do
- Use Toss Blue as the single confident accent.
- Pair primary blue with the tinted blue secondary — the two-step is the signature.
- Ship bottom-sheet modals on mobile, not page-pushed dialogs.
- Render every monetary value in tabular numerals.
- Write copy in plainspoken Korean / English — short sentences, friendly verbs.
Don't
- Introduce a second saturated brand hue.
- Soften corners past 16px (Toss tops out at 12–16px on cards, 7px on buttons).
- Use dark mode as the default canvas.
- Fill backgrounds with gradients (flat fills only).
- Mix more than two type weights per screen.
8. Responsive Behavior
- Mobile is canonical. Desktop mirrors the mobile column inside a centered 480px content lane.
- Headlines scale 66 → 28 on mobile.
- Bottom-tab nav on mobile becomes top nav with same 5 destinations on web.
- Modals become full-screen sheets below 640px.
- Lists become full-bleed at 360px viewport.
9. Agent Prompt Guide
Bias: bright white #ffffff canvas, single Toss Blue #3182f6 accent paired with a tinted blue #e8f3ff secondary, Toss Product Sans with Noto Sans KR fallback, 7px radii on buttons and 12px on cards, mobile-first 480px content lane, 64px tap-target row heights, tabular numerals on every monetary value, flat-vector illustrations of cards / coins, bottom-sheet modals on mobile.
Reject: dark-mode marketing as default, multi-accent palettes, gradient fills, drop-shadow heavy cards, photorealistic imagery, soft-pill buttons over 16px radius, dense desktop-first dashboards, decorative emoji in chrome.
When to Use This Mode
- When user references toss or the playful family as inspiration
- When building UI in the playful aesthetic
- When applying this brand's color palette, typography, or layout patterns
- When critiquing UI for adherence to this aesthetic