Design System
Natural geometry, golden warmth, sweet sophistication
A rich spectrum of amber, gold, and honey tones inspired by the warm glow of sunlight through honeycomb cells. From translucent golden honey to deep beeswax browns.
Cormorant Garamond brings elegant serif warmth to display text, while Work Sans provides clean, modern readability for body content. A harmonious pairing of tradition and clarity.
A consistent spacing scale ensures harmony throughout the design. Like the precise spacing of honeycomb cells, each increment serves a purpose.
Interactive elements that capture the essence of honey - from hexagonal shapes to subtle dripping effects. Warm gradients invite interaction while maintaining visual consistency.
Clean, accessible form inputs with warm honey-toned focus states. Forms should feel inviting, with clear visual feedback that guides users through data entry.
Content containers that echo the honeycomb structure. From standard rounded cards to hexagonal variants, each provides a warm home for information.
Hexagonal cells are mathematically optimal, using minimal wax while maximizing storage space.
Golden hues and translucent effects capture the essence of light filtering through honey.
The hexagonal structure provides exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, a marvel of natural engineering.
Organic forms inspired by nature
Precise hexagonal structures
Universal design language
Structured data presentation with warm honey-toned headers and subtle hover states. Clear visual hierarchy guides the eye through complex information.
| Honey Type | Origin | Flavor Profile | Color | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wildflower | Various Regions | Floral, Complex | Amber | Available |
| Manuka | New Zealand | Earthy, Medicinal | Dark Amber | Limited |
| Acacia | Europe | Mild, Sweet | Light Gold | Available |
| Buckwheat | North America | Bold, Molasses-like | Very Dark | Sold Out |
| Clover | North America | Light, Classic | Light Amber | Available |
Small, hexagonal indicators for status, categories, and labels. From subtle outlines to bold filled variants, badges provide quick visual cues without overwhelming content.
The guiding philosophy behind the Honeycomb design system - inspired by nature's most efficient builder.
Embrace the hexagon as the foundational shape. It represents efficiency, strength, and natural beauty. Use hexagonal elements for key UI components while maintaining usability.
Capture the feeling of light passing through honey. Use translucent overlays, warm glows, and gradient effects to create depth and warmth without sacrificing clarity.
Balance natural, organic aesthetics with mathematical precision. Like a beehive, every element should serve a purpose while contributing to the beauty of the whole.
Use the honey color spectrum to establish visual hierarchy. Darker ambers for emphasis, lighter creams for backgrounds, and translucent golds for subtle accents.
Interactions should feel smooth and satisfying, like honey slowly dripping from a spoon. Use easing functions and animations that feel natural and unhurried.