Problem
In Primitives → Button → Variants, the orange primary button with dark text feels heavy and muted, especially on the black background. The dark lettering reinforces that weight instead of giving the action the lighter appearance of the orange-and-white “Get in touch” button on the Corbits landing page.
This is a visual hierarchy and brand-consistency concern. Dark text has stronger contrast against the orange; white text would change the feel, but reduce text contrast.
Proposed solution
Use the landing-page orange with white labels for primary buttons in both themes. Keep the existing button dimensions and shape. Compare the treatment at actual component sizes and check text contrast across default, hover, and pressed states before adopting it.
The goal is a primary action that feels brighter and closer to the landing page while remaining readable.
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Proposed appearance
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Problem
In Primitives → Button → Variants, the orange primary button with dark text feels heavy and muted, especially on the black background. The dark lettering reinforces that weight instead of giving the action the lighter appearance of the orange-and-white “Get in touch” button on the Corbits landing page.
This is a visual hierarchy and brand-consistency concern. Dark text has stronger contrast against the orange; white text would change the feel, but reduce text contrast.
Proposed solution
Use the landing-page orange with white labels for primary buttons in both themes. Keep the existing button dimensions and shape. Compare the treatment at actual component sizes and check text contrast across default, hover, and pressed states before adopting it.
The goal is a primary action that feels brighter and closer to the landing page while remaining readable.
Reference
Proposed appearance
Generated color study: