ColorPersonaMapping [pattern] v1.0.0

Label

Persona Color Preference Quick Reference

Meta

• License: Apache-2.0
• License Provenance: package-authorship-claim

Problem

Agents and designers default to safe palette choices (blue-cyan, indigo) that match no specific persona. Without a mapping from persona intent to color parameters, the palette cannot serve the product's actual audience.

Solution

Match brand hue range, chroma level, and gray tint to the target persona using the six-persona reference table from Prime's A/B data. These are starting points to break default palettes, not mandates.

ColorPersonaMapping [pattern] v1.0.0

Label

Persona Color Preference Quick Reference

Meta

• License: Apache-2.0
• License Provenance: package-authorship-claim

Problem

Agents and designers default to safe palette choices (blue-cyan, indigo) that match no specific persona. Without a mapping from persona intent to color parameters, the palette cannot serve the product's actual audience.

Solution

Match brand hue range, chroma level, and gray tint to the target persona using the six-persona reference table from Prime's A/B data. These are starting points to break default palettes, not mandates.

Relations

related: [@impeccable/persona-vercel-clean, @impeccable/persona-magazine-editorial, @community/anti-pattern-generic-saas-blue, @community/check-focus-visible]

Label

Persona Color Preference Quick Reference

Meta

• License: Apache-2.0
• License Provenance: package-authorship-claim

Problem

Agents and designers default to safe palette choices (blue-cyan, indigo) that match no specific persona. Without a mapping from persona intent to color parameters, the palette cannot serve the product's actual audience.

Solution

Match brand hue range, chroma level, and gray tint to the target persona using the six-persona reference table from Prime's A/B data. These are starting points to break default palettes, not mandates.