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Explain it where it appears
Progressive disclosure
Decision. Each policy screen leads with the essentials and puts plain-language help next to the term.
Example. "Premium" comes with a one-line explanation.
Design system
The rules behind the portfolio. Everything below is rendered with the site's real stylesheets, so what you see is what ships.
Contrast is measured against Ink Black. Everything used for text clears 4.5:1.
Ink Black
--bg #141414
Page ground
16.1:1
Deep Black
--bg-deep #0d0d0d
Footer, recessed areas
surface
Raised Charcoal
--bg-raise #1b1b1b
Panels, image frames
surface
Warm Paper
--text #f1efec
Headlines and primary text
16.1:1
Soft Paper
--text-soft #b8b6b4
Body and secondary copy (74%)
9.1:1
Faint Paper
--text-faint #908f8d
Metadata, dates, captions (56%)
5.7:1
Salmon
--accent #ea4e65
The only accent: emphasis, primary actions, current location
5.1:1
Accent Ink
--accent-ink #141414
Text on Salmon fills
5.1:1
Bricolage Grotesque for display and reading, Space Mono for labels. Both are self-hosted under the SIL Open Font License.
Clarity is a decision.
Explain it where it appears.
PIP Global Safety
UX and product design lead with 10+ years in enterprise insurance, healthcare finance and industrial safety.
Policy terms get a plain-language explanation beside them, through tooltips and status tags, instead of a glossary somewhere else.
Lead UI/UX Designer, 2022-2025
Primary is Salmon with Ink text. Secondary is a hairline outline. Labels never wrap.
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Tata Consultancy Services
UX/CX Lead | Senior UI/UX Designer
Jul 2022 to Jul 2026
The goal: make insurance clear, approachable and consistent on every platform and in every market.
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Progressive disclosure
Decision. Each policy screen leads with the essentials and puts plain-language help next to the term.
Example. "Premium" comes with a one-line explanation.