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  9. package/web/AGENTS.md +5 -0
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  4. Positive letter-spacing on Inter body (+0.14px to +0.18px) — the airy reading quality
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  5. Warm stone CTA is the signature — `rgba(245,242,239,0.8)` with `rgba(78,50,23,0.04)` shadow
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  6. Pill (9999px) for buttons, generous radius (16px–24px) for cards
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+ ## 10. Voice & Tone
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+ ElevenLabs writes like the audio it generates: **measured, precise, and built for clarity.** Marketing copy is closer to research summary than ad copy — the company describes itself as "an AI research and product company transforming how we interact with technology" (own About page). UI surfaces echo this register: short labels, technical-but-readable, never breathless.
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+ | Context | Tone |
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+ | CTA / button | Single verb or verb-noun. "Try it now", "Sign up", "Contact sales". Lowercase or sentence-case |
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+ | Product names | Pascal-case prefix `Eleven`. ElevenAgents, ElevenCreative, ElevenAPI |
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+ | Onboarding | Technical specifics over emotion. "Generate speech in 32 languages with one model" |
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+ | Error (model unavailable) | State the cause. "This voice is unavailable in your region. Try a different voice." |
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+ | Empty (no projects) | Direct invitation. "Create your first project to start generating audio." |
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+ | Documentation / API | Imperative, code-block-heavy, example-first |
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+ | Safety / policy | Formal but not legalese |
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+ **Voice samples**
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+ - Marketing CTA: *"Try it now"* <!-- verified: elevenlabs.io homepage hero (2026-05) -->
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+ - Three-platform tagline: *"ElevenAgents, ElevenCreative, ElevenAPI"* <!-- verified: elevenlabs.io top nav (2026-05) -->
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+ - Safety statement opener: *"AI safety is inseparable from innovation at ElevenLabs."* <!-- verified: elevenlabs.io About / safety -->
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+ **Forbidden phrases.** "Revolutionary", "lifelike". "Unlock the power of...". Apology theatre. Emoji in product chrome.
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+ ## 11. Brand Narrative
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+ ElevenLabs was founded **2022** by **Mati Staniszewski (CEO)** and **Piotr Dąbkowski (CTO)** — both Polish, **best friends since the Copernicus International Baccalaureate program in Warsaw** ([ElevenLabs — Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ElevenLabs)). Staniszewski studied **mathematics at Imperial College London**, then **Opera Software → BlackRock (Aladdin Wealth) → Palantir** as Deployment Strategist. Dąbkowski studied **engineering at Oxford → MPhil Cambridge (2017, NeurIPS-published thesis on AI image detection)**, then **Google ML engineer → Tessian**. The founding observation was that text-to-speech in 2022 still sounded robotic on every consumer surface — both founders, growing up dubbing English-language films into Polish, knew firsthand that machine voiceover was a bottleneck for global content. Funding trajectory: **$2M pre-seed (Jan 2023)** → **$19M Series A (Jun 2023)** at **$100M** → **$80M Series B (Jan 22 2024)** at **$1.1B unicorn** → **$180M Series C (Jan 30 2025)** at **$3.3B** co-led **a16z + ICONIQ Growth** with NEA/WiL/Valor/Endeavor Catalyst/Lunate → **$500M (Feb 4 2026)** at **$11B** co-led **a16z + Nat Friedman + Daniel Gross** ahead of potential IPO ([CNBC — VC bet on ElevenLabs](https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/25/vc-bet-on-3-billion-ai-firm-elevenlabs-after-one-meeting-with-founder.html), [Yahoo Finance — Staniszewski $200M+ revenue](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/elevenlabs-ceo-mati-staniszewski-reveals-134611632.html)). $500M+ ARR reported 2025.
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+ The brand voice — clinical-precise, research-first, three-platform vocabulary (`Eleven` + Agents/Creative/API) — reflects the founders' technical orientation. Public communication stays close to research output: model card releases, latency benchmarks, voice cloning safety policies. Founder interviews consistently emphasize **dual-use awareness**: voice cloning is dangerous if misused, and the company has built multi-layered abuse detection from day one — *"AI safety is inseparable from innovation at ElevenLabs"* is verbatim from their About page.
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+ What ElevenLabs refuses: hyperbolic adjectives about voice realism (the demo speaks for itself), celebrity voice cloning without explicit consent, generic emotion-coded marketing imagery (their visuals stay tech-product, not lifestyle).
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+ ## 12. Principles
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+ 1. **The model output is the marketing.** Audio demos beat any descriptive copy. *UI implication:* hero modules contain a real audio sample that plays on hover/tap.
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+ 2. **Three-platform vocabulary, one identity.** `Eleven` prefix on every product. *UI implication:* product nav uses literal `ElevenAgents`/`ElevenCreative`/`ElevenAPI` strings.
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+ 3. **Safety as feature, not disclaimer.** Voice-clone consent flow surfaced as product capability. *UI implication:* safety controls have first-class menu placement.
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+ 4. **Warm stone, not cold black.** Palette uses warm beige tones to signal "human-feeling AI." *UI implication:* default canvas warm off-white; pure white reserved for content-detail surfaces.
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+ 5. **Inter with positive letter-spacing.** Body text +0.14–0.18px tracking creates airy reading rhythm. *UI implication:* don't tighten Inter at body sizes.
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+ ## 13. Personas
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+ *Personas are fictional archetypes informed by publicly described ElevenLabs user segments (developers, content creators, accessibility advocates, enterprise customers), not individual people.*
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+ **Sasha Volkov, 32, Berlin.** Senior engineer at a podcast tooling startup. Integrates the ElevenAPI for studio-quality voiceover generation. Reads the model release notes the same week they ship.
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+ **Adaeze Okafor, 28, Lagos.** Independent YouTuber dubbing English videos into Yoruba and Igbo with ElevenCreative. The 32-language coverage and voice cloning consent flow are why she's on the platform — competing services don't support West African languages.
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+ **Dr. Yuki Sato, 45, Tokyo.** Accessibility researcher using ElevenLabs through The ElevenLabs Impact program (free licenses for accessibility needs). Builds reading-aid software for visually impaired Japanese readers.
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+ ## 14. States
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+ | **Empty (no generated audio)** | Centered Inter 24px text "Generate your first audio" + warm-stone Primary CTA pill |
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+ | **Empty (no projects)** | "Create a project to get started." 16px copy, single CTA, optional secondary "Browse templates" |
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+ | **Loading (audio generating)** | Linear progress with elapsed time + ETA. Pause/cancel button always visible. Long jobs show waveform animation |
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+ | **Loading (model loading)** | Skeleton player UI + "Loading voice model" copy with explicit wait expectation |
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+ | **Error (generation failed)** | Inline below input. "Couldn't generate audio. <reason>." Retry button + Documentation link |
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+ | **Error (rate limit)** | "You've reached your daily limit (100 credits). Upgrade or wait until tomorrow." |
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+ | **Success (audio generated)** | Inline player appears below input. Auto-plays once if "Auto-preview" enabled. Download / Share / Copy-link visible |
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+ | **Success (voice cloned)** | Confirmation + safety reminder. "Voice cloned. Remember to only use voices you have permission to clone." |
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+ | **Skeleton** | Warm-stone `rgba(245,242,239,0.4)` blocks at exact dimensions. No shimmer |
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+ | **Disabled** | 0.4 opacity. Disabled CTAs explain why on hover ("Add credits to enable") |
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+ | **Loading (batch generation)** | Persistent progress notification, per-file status. Navigation continues |
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+ ## 15. Motion & Easing
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+ **Durations**:
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+ | `motion-instant` | 0ms | Selection commits |
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+ | `motion-fast` | 150ms | Hover, button feedback |
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+ | `motion-standard` | 250ms | Modal, dropdown |
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+ | `motion-audio` | continuous | Waveform during generation |
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+ **Easings**: `ease-enter cubic-bezier(0.2, 0.6, 0.25, 1)` for modals, `ease-exit cubic-bezier(0.4, 0.0, 1, 1)` for dismiss, no bounce.
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+ **Motion rules.**
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+ 1. Audio waveform is THE signature motion — stylized model activity, not random animation
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+ 2. No bounce, no overshoot — register is precise
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+ 3. Hover transitions 150ms (faster than DS standard) — keyboard-driven research-tool feel
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+ 4. `prefers-reduced-motion: reduce` removes waveform (→ progress bar), removes hover scale, keeps focus transitions
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+ **Verified:** 2026-05-08 (omd:migrate run 22 — Apple-tier)
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+ **Tier 1 sources (§4):** elevenlabs.io home + /pricing (live DOM via playwright — Primary `#000000` 9999px three-tier {hero 48px / mid 40px / header 28px} 0×{20/16/12} / 14-16px·400; Inverse `#ffffff` 9999px same geometry)
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+ **Tier 2 sources (§4):** styles.refero.design — no specific ElevenLabs style match. getdesign.md/elevenlabs — directory only.
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+ **Tier 2 (Founders/Funding):** Wikipedia (ElevenLabs), CNBC (2025-10 a16z bet), Yahoo Finance (Staniszewski $200M+ revenue + $11B Feb 2026), Endeavor Catalyst.
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+ **Style ref:** `claude` (research-tech precision tone)
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+ **Conflicts unresolved:** none.
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+ Expo's voice is **builder-focused and warm-precise.** The brand emphasizes shipping React Native apps with the same speed as web — copy is capability-driven, never marketing-fluff. Surfaces lean into the "framework that gets out of your way" register.
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+ | CTA | Verb. "Try it free", "Sign up", "Get started" |
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+ | Marketing | Short claim + screenshots. Capability-list, not benefit-list |
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+ | Documentation | Imperative, code-block-first, deeply linked |
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+ | Error (build) | Stack-trace-friendly. Show the actual EAS build error |
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+ - Marketing CTA: *"Try it free"* / *"Sign up"* <!-- verified: expo.dev homepage 2026-05 -->
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+ Expo was founded **October 2013** by **Charlie Cheever (CEO)** and **James Ide (CTO)** — Cheever was an **early Facebook engineer** and **Quora co-founder**, Ide an early React Native contributor ([Y Combinator — Expo](https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/expo)). Started as **Exponent**, a managed React Native runtime that abstracted iOS/Android build complexity. **First Expo development client released for iPhone May 2015** soon after React Native's public release. Participated in **Y Combinator Summer 2016**. Operates under legal name **650 Industries, Inc.** ([Crunchbase — Expo](https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/exponent-3)). **3M+ developers** build with Expo today. Pivoted toward a fully open-source framework + **EAS (Expo Application Services)** cloud build/deploy/update platform. **Series B $45M (Apr 2026)** led by **Georgian** with **Leadout Capital, A Capital, Red Swan** — round announced alongside **Expo Agent**, an AI mobile-app builder ([SiliconANGLE](https://siliconangle.com/2026/04/16/developer-tooling-startup-expo-nabs-45m-investment/), [PR Newswire](https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/expo-raises-45m-series-b-and-launches-expo-agent-to-close-the-gap-from-idea-to-production-ready-mobile-apps-302744423.html)). The brand voice tracks this: framework-first, build-pipeline-deep, developer-focused.
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+ ## 12. Principles
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+ 1. **Ship to all platforms from one codebase.** *UI implication:* surfaces emphasize iOS + Android + Web parity, never platform-specific UI.
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+ 2. **EAS is the runway.** Cloud build/deploy/update services are first-class. *UI implication:* dashboards show build status with first-class UX investment.
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+ 3. **Documentation is product.** *UI implication:* docs.expo.dev has full-time design investment; not "marketing site sidebar".
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+ 4. **Monochrome chrome, color content.** *UI implication:* don't use bright accents in chrome — the developer's app preview carries color.
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+ 5. **Whisper shadows, never heavy.** *UI implication:* depth via subtle gradients + 1px borders; no 0.5+ opacity shadows.
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+ *Personas are fictional archetypes informed by Expo user segments (React Native developers, indie mobile app shippers, enterprise mobile teams), not individual people.*
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+ **Yuki Tanaka, 29, Tokyo.** Indie developer shipping mobile-first SaaS. EAS Build replaces Apple/Google certificate management she'd otherwise navigate manually.
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+ **Marcus Chen, 38, San Francisco.** Senior engineer at B2B SaaS adding mobile. Expo as the "stop bikeshedding native build infra" choice.
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+ | **Empty (no projects)** | "Create your first app with `npx create-expo-app`" |
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+ | **Empty (no builds)** | "Submit your first build" with EAS CLI snippet |
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+ | **Loading (build running)** | Persistent progress with step + ETA (provisioning, fetching deps, archiving) |
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+ | **Loading (preview)** | QR code for Expo Go alongside skeleton |
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+ | **Error (build)** | Full log with collapsible sections + suggestion |
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+ | **Error (config)** | Specific reason + link to docs section |
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+ | **Success (build)** | Build artifacts download links + install QR |
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+ | **Skeleton (project list)** | Whisper-shadow rectangles |
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+ | **Disabled (no quota)** | 0.5 opacity + upgrade link |
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+ **Verified:** 2026-05-08 (omd:migrate run 23 — Apple-tier)
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+ **Tier 1 sources:** expo.dev home + /pricing (live DOM via playwright — Primary `#000` height=radius pill {hero 48px / header+pricing 36px} 0×{24/16} / 14-16px·500; Secondary `#f0f0f3` Cool Gray same geometry; testimonial card 8px `#fff`).
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+ **Tier 2 sources:** styles.refero.design / getdesign.md — no record.
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+ **Tier 2 (Philosophy/founders):** Y Combinator (Expo profile), Crunchbase, SiliconANGLE, PR Newswire (Series B 2026), TechCompanyNews.
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+ Ferrari's voice is **Maranello-pride and racing-heritage.** Italian-craft pride + chiaroscuro black/white sections + Ferrari Red `#da291c` for one element per screen. Marketing copy emphasizes lineage (Enzo Ferrari, F1 victories, Maranello) over feature lists.
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+ | CTA | Heritage-imperative. "Discover", "Configure", "Reserve" |
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+ | Marketing | Photography first, racing heritage second, copy third |
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+ | Documentation | Sparse — luxury product, minimal docs |
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+ | Error | Polite. "An error occurred. Try again." |
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+ **Scuderia Ferrari** — the racing team — was founded **1929** by **Enzo Ferrari** as a Grand Prix outfit affiliated with **Alfa Romeo**, where Enzo had worked through the 1920s ([Enzo Ferrari — Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enzo_Ferrari)). After Allied bombing forced relocation from Modena, **Ferrari S.p.A. was founded 1947 in Maranello** to build road cars under his own name; the **first car (125 S, V-12 engine, 1947)** secured the brand's **first Grand Prix victory in Rome, May 1947** ([Ferrari — Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrari)). Began as racing manufacturer; road cars sold to fund the F1 program — the inverse of every other carmaker. **NYSE direct listing October 21 2015** under ticker **RACE**, priced at **$52/share** (top of $48-52 range), market cap **~$9.8B**, raised **~$900M** in public capital as part of the **Fiat Chrysler demerger** ([CNBC — Ferrari market debut](https://www.cnbc.com/2015/10/21/ferrari-spikes-15-in-market-debut.html), [Ferrari Corporate — Listing](https://www.ferrari.com/en-EN/corporate/listing-information)). The brand carries Italian craftsmanship + racing heritage as primary positioning. Ferrari Red `#da291c` is iconic — live measurement on `/auto/car-range` confirms it as the **canonical Primary CTA color** (0px sharp, 21px square padding, 16px·400 white text), not a decorative accent. Cinematic chrome elsewhere is text-only ALL CAPS ghost — the imagery is the design.
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+ | **Loading (config render)** | Real-time 3D rendering |
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+ | **Error (incompatible)** | Constraint explanation |
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+ **Verified:** 2026-05-08 (omd:migrate run 24 — Apple-tier)
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+ **Tier 1 sources:** ferrari.com/en-EN home + /en-EN/auto/car-range (live DOM via playwright — Primary `#da291c` Ferrari Red **0px** 21px-square 57px / 16px·400 (SUBSCRIBE on /auto); ALL CAPS 12px·400 ghost nav across chrome; cookie banner 2px / 13.008px·600 utility exception).
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+ **Tier 2 sources:** styles.refero.design / getdesign.md — no record.
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+ **Tier 2 (Philosophy/history):** Wikipedia (Enzo Ferrari + Ferrari company), Britannica, CNBC (2015-10-21 IPO debut), Ferrari Corporate listing page, Fortune.
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+ - Use: default Primary CTA across figma.com — "Get started", "지금 무료로 시작하기"
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+ **Tier 1 sources:** figma.com/ko-kr/, figma.com/ko-kr/design/ (live DOM via playwright `getComputedStyle`, 2 surfaces)
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+ **Tier 2 sources:** styles.refero.design/style/60793669-28e2-41bd-bf9d-972151630f7c (Figma primary), /style/8caa5004-a8cc-4c7e-a2bb-00ff60618729 (Figma Config); getdesign.md/figma — directory snippet only
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+ Framer was founded **2014** in **Amsterdam** by **Koen Bok (CEO)** and **Jorn van Dijk** — both Dutch ex-Facebook designer-engineers who **previously co-founded the design studio Sofa**, acquired by Facebook in 2011 (where they shipped Messages, Ads, Video, Photos product surfaces) ([Tracxn — Framer](https://tracxn.com/d/companies/framer/__WwABy6r40KPszbW9ZaEHR6v4BX_MP8437KgHYLns7fo), [Jorn van Dijk personal](https://jornvandijk.com/)). Originally a **code-based prototyping tool** for designers at Apple/Google/Facebook (and the parent of the **Framer Motion** animation library now used across the React ecosystem). **Major pivot 2022-2023** to a no-code website builder competing with Webflow, while preserving the Framer Motion craft DNA. Funding ladder: **$1.35M Seed (Dec 2014)** → **€25.5M Series B (2022)** → **$27M Series C (Sep 2023)** led by **Meritech Capital** with **Atomico, Accel, Foundation Capital** → **$100M Series D (Aug 13 2025)** led by **Meritech + Atomico** with **WiL + HV Capital**, valuing Framer at **$2B "double-unicorn"** ([TechCrunch — Framer $2B](https://techcrunch.com/2025/08/28/no-code-website-builder-framer-reaches-2b-valuation/), [Sifted](https://sifted.eu/articles/framer-raises-100m), [I amsterdam — double unicorn](https://www.iamsterdam.com/en/business/framer-raises-100m-becoming-a-double-unicorn)). **Total raised ~$163M.** The brand voice tracks this evolution — design-tool-first identity, now a website tool that hasn't lost the craft register.
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+ 2. **Pill shapes signal "polished".** Any squared corner breaks the Framer aesthetic. *UI implication:* nav, buttons, cards — all pill-radius (24-36px).
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+ 3. **Frosted glass for depth.** `rgba(255,255,255,0.1)` overlays. *UI implication:* layered floating panels never opaque.
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+ 4. **Motion is the brand.** Framer Motion library. *UI implication:* every interaction has spring physics; static UIs feel un-Framer.
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+ 5. **Live publish.** *UI implication:* "Publish" CTA shows live preview URL + redeploys without page reload.
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+ ## 13. Personas
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+ *Personas are fictional archetypes informed by Framer user segments (independent designers, design teams shipping marketing sites, agencies), not individual people.*
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+ **Sofia Russo, 32, Milan.** Indie designer shipping client marketing sites. Replaced Webflow workflow with Framer for the better animation defaults.
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+ **Henrik Sondergaard, 38, Copenhagen.** Lead designer at SaaS startup. Builds the public marketing site in Framer; engineers handle product app separately.
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+ **Alex Park, 24, Seoul.** Junior designer building portfolio site. Framer template ecosystem made first launch possible without engineering help.
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+ ## 14. States
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+ | State | Treatment |
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+ | **Empty (canvas)** | "Add a section" CTA + template gallery |
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+ | **Empty (no projects)** | "Create your first project" + template browser |
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+ | **Loading (publishing)** | Spring-animated progress chip with build status |
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+ | **Loading (asset)** | Per-asset placeholder with shimmer |
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+ | **Error (publish)** | Specific reason + retry, never blocking |
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+ | **Error (CMS)** | Field-level inline message |
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+ | **Success (published)** | Spring-bounce confirmation + URL copy |
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+ | **Success (asset uploaded)** | Inline preview replaces placeholder |
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+ | **Skeleton (project list)** | Frosted glass placeholders |
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+ | **Disabled (free plan limit)** | 0.5 opacity + upgrade link |
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+ | **Loading (collaborator typing)** | Avatar + cursor indicator on canvas |
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+ ## 15. Motion & Easing
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+ | `motion-instant` | 0ms | Selection |
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+ | `motion-fast` | 150ms | Hover |
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+ | `motion-spring` | variable | Click → action commits with spring physics |
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+ | `motion-standard` | 250ms | Modal, panel |
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+ Easings: spring physics is the signature. **Spring on every commit** — buttons, modals, panels. `prefers-reduced-motion: reduce` collapses spring to opacity-only fade.
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+ ---
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+ **Verified:** 2026-05-08 (omd:migrate run 25 — Apple-tier)
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+ **Tier 1 sources:** framer.com home + /pricing (live DOM via playwright — Primary `#fff` 100px full-pill three-tier {hero 35px / pricing-compact 29px / header-utility 15px-radius 28px} 10×14 / 12px·400; Translucent Secondary `rgba(255,255,255,0.10-0.15)` same geometry; **Framer Blue `#0099ff`** featured-pricing-tier accent).
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+ **Tier 2 sources:** styles.refero.design / getdesign.md — no record.
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+ **Tier 2 (Philosophy/founders):** Tracxn, Silicon Canals, TechCrunch (2025-08 $2B), Sifted, I amsterdam, Crunchbase.
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+ **Style ref:** `notion`. **Conflicts unresolved:** none. **Earlier mistake reverted:** prior footer captured only header utility 15px-rect; canonical Hero Primary is 100px full-pill 35px height + Framer Blue `#0099ff` featured accent.