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Applies the forest-style brand system to any visual output, document, web content, presentation, table, list, or interface element. Enforces the color palette, typography, spacing, component styles, and voice guidelines to ensure consistent brand expression. Use this skill whenever creating or reviewing content that must conform to forest-style brand standards.

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name	forest-style
description	Applies the forest-style brand system to any visual output, document, web content, presentation, table, list, or interface element. Enforces the color palette, typography, spacing, component styles, and voice guidelines to ensure consistent brand expression. Use this skill whenever creating or reviewing content that must conform to forest-style brand standards.

Forest-Style Brand Skill

Use this skill whenever creating any visual output, document, web content, presentation, table, list, or interface element for the forest-style brand. This skill ensures all outputs are visually consistent with the brand.

Brand Identity

The forest-style brand is rooted in the Pacific Northwest. It evokes the natural beauty of Central Oregon — mountains, forests, rivers — and a sense of warmth, purpose, and community care. All outputs should feel grounded, approachable, and inspired by the outdoors.

Color Palette

Role	Name	Hex	Usage
Primary	Forest Green	`#1A5C38`	Headers, primary buttons, key UI elements, nav bars
Accent	Canyon Red	`#C0392B`	Highlights, CTAs, badges, borders
Sky	Oregon Blue	`#4A9CC7`	Secondary UI, links, icons, info states
Earth	Meadow Green	`#5A8A3C`	Secondary backgrounds, tags, progress bars
Background	Warm Cream	`#F5F0E8`	Page backgrounds, card backgrounds
Surface	White	`#FFFFFF`	Content cards, modals, table rows
Text Primary	Deep Forest	`#1A2E1A`	Body copy, headings
Text Secondary	Slate	`#5C6B5C`	Captions, metadata, placeholder text
Border	Soft Sage	`#C8D8C0`	Dividers, table borders, input outlines

Color Usage Rules

Never use Canyon Red as a large background — it should punctuate, not dominate
Forest Green is the primary brand color and should anchor every layout
Warm Cream replaces pure white for backgrounds to maintain warmth
Reserve Oregon Blue for interactive and informational elements (links, tooltips, info banners)

Typography

Typeface Hierarchy

Level	Font	Weight	Size	Color
Display / Logo	Montserrat	800 ExtraBold	32–48px	Forest Green
H1	Montserrat	700 Bold	28–36px	Forest Green
H2	Montserrat	600 SemiBold	22–26px	Deep Forest
H3	Montserrat	600 SemiBold	18–20px	Deep Forest
Body	Open Sans	400 Regular	15–16px	Deep Forest
Body Strong	Open Sans	600 SemiBold	15–16px	Deep Forest
Caption / Meta	Open Sans	400 Regular	12–13px	Slate
Button / Label	Montserrat	700 Bold	13–14px	Uppercase

Typography Rules

All headings use Montserrat uppercase or title case — never lowercase for H1/H2
Body copy uses Open Sans for maximum readability
Letter-spacing on display text: 0.05em
Line-height for body: 1.6; for headings: 1.2

Logo Usage

Minimum size: 120px wide (digital), 1 inch (print)
Clear space: Equal to the height of the letter "C" in the wordmark on all sides
Approved backgrounds: Warm Cream, White, Forest Green (use reversed white version)
Never stretch, recolor, or add drop shadows to the logo
Never place the logo on busy photography without an overlay

Iconography

Use line icons (2px stroke weight) for UI elements
Icon style: rounded caps and joins — avoid sharp or angular styles
Icons should use Forest Green or Slate; Canyon Red only for alerts and errors
Nature-themed icons preferred where contextually appropriate: mountains, trees, rivers, compass

Spacing & Layout

Token	Value	Usage
`space-xs`	4px	Tight inline gaps
`space-sm`	8px	Component internal padding
`space-md`	16px	Between related elements
`space-lg`	24px	Section spacing
`space-xl`	40px	Major section breaks
`space-2xl`	64px	Page-level sections

Border radius: 6px for cards/inputs; 4px for buttons; 999px for pills/badges; 0px for tables
Grid: 12-column, 24px gutters, max-width 1200px
Always use ample white space — avoid dense, cluttered layouts

Component Styles

Buttons

Variant	Background	Text	Border	Hover
Primary	Forest Green `#1A5C38`	White	—	Darken 10%
Secondary	White	Forest Green	2px Forest Green	Warm Cream bg
Danger	Canyon Red `#C0392B`	White	—	Darken 10%
Ghost	Transparent	Forest Green	—	Warm Cream bg

Border radius: 4px
Font: Montserrat 700, uppercase, 13px, letter-spacing 0.08em
Padding: 10px 20px

Cards

Background: #FFFFFF
Border: 1px solid #C8D8C0 (Soft Sage)
Border radius: 6px
Box shadow: 0 2px 8px rgba(26, 46, 26, 0.08)
Padding: 24px
Hover state: shadow deepens to 0 4px 16px rgba(26, 46, 26, 0.14)

Tables

Element	Style
Header row	bg Forest Green, text White, Montserrat 600 uppercase 12px
Even rows	bg White
Odd rows	bg `#F9F6F1` (very light warm cream)
Row hover	bg `#EEF4E8` (light sage tint)
Border	1px solid Soft Sage `#C8D8C0`
Cell padding	12px 16px

Lists

Unordered: Custom bullet — small filled circle in Canyon Red, 6px, vertically centered
Ordered: Numbers in Forest Green, bold
Checklist: Forest Green fill with white checkmark on checked state
List item line-height: 1.7
Nested list indent: 20px

Forms & Inputs

Border: 1.5px solid Soft Sage
Border radius: 6px
Focus border: 2px solid Forest Green with box-shadow: 0 0 0 3px rgba(26,92,56,0.15)
Label: Montserrat 600, 13px, Deep Forest, uppercase
Placeholder: Slate #5C6B5C
Error state: Canyon Red border with small red error message below

Badges & Tags

Border radius: 999px (pill)
Font: Montserrat 600, 11px, uppercase
Padding: 3px 10px

Variant	Background	Text
Green	`#DFF0E4`	Forest Green
Red	`#FADEDC`	Canyon Red
Blue	`#D6EAF5`	Oregon Blue
Neutral	`#E8EDE8`	Slate

Navigation / Headers

Background: Forest Green #1A5C38
Text: White, Montserrat 600
Active item: bottom border 3px solid Canyon Red
Hover: opacity 0.85
Logo: always top-left; minimum 40px height in nav

Alerts / Banners

Type	Left Border	Background	Text
Info	Oregon Blue `#4A9CC7`	`#EBF5FB`	Deep Forest
Success	Meadow Green `#5A8A3C`	`#EAF5EC`	Deep Forest
Warning	`#E8A020`	`#FEF6E4`	Deep Forest
Error	Canyon Red `#C0392B`	`#FADEDC`	Deep Forest

All alerts: 4px left border, 6px border-radius, 16px padding, 14px body text

Dividers / Separators

Default: 1px solid #C8D8C0
Heavy section break: 2px solid #C8D8C0
Decorative accent: 3px solid Canyon Red, 40px wide, centered (for section titles)

Imagery & Illustration Guidelines

Photography: Prioritize Pacific Northwest landscapes — Cascades, high desert, rivers, forests
Tone: Natural light, warm/golden tones; avoid cold blue filters
People: Diverse, community-focused, authentic — avoid overly polished stock imagery
Illustration style: Flat geometric with slight warmth; nature icons using bold shapes and the brand color palette
Image overlays: Use rgba(26, 46, 26, 0.45) Forest Green overlay when placing text over photos

Voice & Tone

Warm and community-first: Write as if speaking to a neighbor, not a customer
Action-oriented: Use active verbs — "Connect," "Build," "Grow," "Catalyze"
Grounded: Reference the place, the region, and the people when relevant
Inclusive: Avoid jargon; write at an accessible reading level
Concise: Short sentences. No filler. Say what matters.

Do / Don't Summary

✅ Do	❌ Don't
Use Forest Green as the anchor color	Use Canyon Red as a dominant background
Maintain generous white space	Crowd elements together
Use Montserrat for all headings	Use decorative or script fonts
Apply Warm Cream for page backgrounds	Use pure white everywhere
Use rounded, friendly icon styles	Use sharp or aggressive icon styles
Keep imagery warm and natural	Use cold, corporate stock photography
Uppercase labels and button text	Use all-lowercase for headings