Sonartra
SonartraBrand identity referenceSelected primary accent: signal-teal #32D6B0

Dark Editorial Intelligence

Behavioural patterns, made clear enough to act on.

Sonartra is a behavioural intelligence platform that helps people and teams understand how they work, lead, decide, adapt, and develop.

01 Overview

A calm, editorial system for serious behavioural insight.

Dark Editorial Intelligence gives Sonartra a premium and enterprise-credible presence without making the product feel cold or technical. It frames assessments as structured interpretation rather than quizzes, dashboards, or generic HR content.

The direction fits because Sonartra needs to hold complexity clearly. It should make behavioural evidence feel legible, considered, and actionable, while leaving room for human judgement.

02 Brand principles

The rules that keep the brand precise.

Clear, not simplistic

Explain behavioural patterns in plain English without flattening the nuance.

Premium, not decorative

Let restraint, spacing, typography, and precision create value. Avoid ornamental effects.

Human, not soft

Speak to real working behaviour without drifting into wellness language.

Structured, not rigid

Use clear hierarchy and repeated patterns while leaving room for interpretation.

Insight-first

Design should reveal what matters and help people decide what to do next.

03 Logo and mark usage

Use the identity with restraint and clear space.

Full wordmark

Sonartra wordmark

Use the full Sonartra wordmark for public, report, and expanded navigation surfaces where the brand needs to be immediately understood.

Isolated S mark

Sonartra mark

Use the mark for compact app icons, favicon-style contexts, collapsed sidebars, and small identity moments where the wordmark would become cramped.

Clear space

Leave clear space around the logo at least equal to the height of the mark. Do not crowd it with labels, badges, or navigation.

Do

Use white assets on dark surfaces and black assets on light paper surfaces. Keep the logo flat, sharp, and undistorted.

Do not

Do not stretch, recolour, outline, rotate, add glow, add drop shadows, or place the logo on noisy backgrounds.

04 Colour

Dark foundations, paper neutrals, and one primary signal accent.

Core colours

sonar-950

#080A0D

Primary dark foundation

sonar-900

#101318

Page background and deep panels

sonar-850

#171B22

Raised surfaces

sonar-700

#2A303A

Borders and quiet dividers

paper-50

#F5F1EA

Primary text on dark

paper-200

#D8D0C3

Secondary text

paper-400

#9A9185

Captions and restrained metadata

paper-100

#EFE8DC

Light report surfaces

ink-900

#171512

Text on light paper surfaces

Accent colours

signal-teal

#32D6B0

Primary Sonartra accent

signal-gold

#D9A441

Important emphasis

signal-amber

#E3A72F

Caution and readiness

signal-clay

#C86B54

Tension and limitation

signal-green

#65C28C

Stable progress

signal-blue

#6FA8DC

Supportive context

Selected primary accent: signal-teal #32D6B0. The primary accent is used for active states, selected answers, CTAs, focus states, and key interpretive highlights. Other accents should support interpretation, status, and comparison, not decoration. Avoid neon colour, heavy gradients, and excessive glow.

Primary accent experiments

Historical comparison set from the accent selection pass. Signal-teal #32D6B0 is now the selected primary accent; the alternatives remain here as context only.

signal-teal

#32D6B0

Selected primary accent. Clean, modern, and now locked as the Sonartra signal colour.

signal-teal-deep

#2FBFA3

Calmer and more mature while keeping the existing teal direction.

signal-cyan-mineral

#4DB8C8

Cooler, more analytical, and more clearly separated from Supabase-style green.

signal-sage

#8FBF9F

Softer, more human and editorial, but less active.

signal-violet

#9B8CFF

More distinctive and behavioural, but a stronger identity shift.

signal-copper

#C9825A

Premium and human, but better suited as a secondary accent than the primary CTA colour.

Decision locked: signal-teal (#32D6B0) remains the Sonartra primary accent. It is the reference colour for primary actions and interpretive emphasis on this brand page.

05 Typography

Editorial hierarchy with practical product legibility.

Display and reports

Use a refined serif style for major report headings and editorial moments. It should feel considered, not literary or ornate.

UI and body

Use a clean sans-serif for interface text, labels, navigation, and long-form guidance. Clarity wins over personality.

Data and diagnostics

Use restrained mono only where it helps parse keys, tokens, statuses, or diagnostics. Do not overuse mono in product or public pages.

06 Voice and tone

Measured language for behavioural evidence.

Use

Clear, measured, behavioural, balanced, premium, plain English, and British English.

Avoid

Hype, exclamation marks, wellness clichés, vague AI claims, corporate buzzwords, and personality absolutes.

BadUnlock your full potential.

BetterUnderstand the patterns shaping how you work.

BadAI-powered insights that transform your team overnight!

BetterSee the decision patterns that shape team momentum and friction.

BadYou are a visionary leader.

BetterVision appears strongly in how you frame direction and future options.

07 Components

Reference patterns for future product polish.

Primary button

Reserved for the next meaningful action.

Secondary button

For considered navigation and non-destructive actions.

Status badge

Short, specific, and calm.

Glassmorphism navbar

A quiet premium navigation surface for high-impact public pages.

Use this pattern on homepage hero surfaces where navigation should feel present but recede behind the content. The full logo can sit centred in the glass surface when the layout stays balanced.

Background: rgba(255,255,255,0.10)

Backdrop filter: blur(20px) saturate(1.35)

Border: 1px solid rgba(255,255,255,0.20)

Sonartra

Avoid heavy blur, glow, neon colour, or glass effects that compete with the hero message. The background should remain calm and receding.

Result panel

Direction is clear, but adaptation needs range.

The result should explain the behavioural pattern, then show what it enables, where it narrows, and how to apply it.

Assessment answer card

I clarify the outcome first, then adjust the route.

Selected states should be confident and calm, not gamified.

Card

Team decision pattern

Cards should carry one clear idea, a short explanation, and a precise next step.

Sidebar and navigation

Workspace
Assessments
Results

08 Assessment results

Assessment Results Experience

Sonartra results should feel like guided behavioural intelligence briefings: clear enough to scan, deep enough to recognise yourself, and structured enough to act on. They should not feel like PDF reports, form output, schema renderers, dashboards, or assessment worksheets.

A Sonartra result should feel like a guided behavioural intelligence briefing: clear enough to scan, deep enough to recognise yourself, and structured enough to act on.

Reader journey

Standard section flow for monetisable result experiences.

Results pages should render authored, schema-backed sections in a stable journey. The UI supports understanding; it does not generate new interpretation.

1

Introduction

Context

2

Pattern at a Glance

Orientation

3

Core Interpretation

Recognition

4

Signal Profile

Ranked role clarity

5

What Shapes This Pattern

Mechanism

6

How the Pattern Works

Synthesis

7

What Comes Easily

Strengths and value

8

Where It Can Narrow

Constructive limitation and missing range

9

How to Use It

Practical behaviour

10

Take Forward

Closing integration

Schema-backed content

Result pages render authored, schema-backed sections. The UI displays the result contract; it does not write, reinterpret, or recompute meaning.

Ranked pattern signature

Every result should make the pattern visually understandable before deep reading. Use compact signal distribution, not decorative charts or dashboard metrics.

Reading rail

Desktop results use a guided rail for progress and section position, grouped into Understand, Decode, and Apply. Mobile should not force a desktop rail.

Reading modes

Dark editorial mode can remain the default. A warm light reading mode should support longer reflective reading without becoming pure white.

Focus mode

Desktop Focus mode may reduce distractions without browser fullscreen. It should preserve the rail, controls, theme choice, and anchor navigation.

Visual tone

Use warm charcoal and graphite surfaces, restrained signal-teal accents, and clay or amber only for narrowing. Avoid terminal contrast and gamified visuals.

Do

  • Make the result shape visible before deep reading.
  • Use the reading rail to hold journey, progress, and controls.
  • Keep active state, Now reading, and Up next treatments calm and premium.
  • Let narrowing areas feel constructive, not like warning or error states.

Avoid

Raw schema labelsPrototype, debug, or source residueEqual-weight card stacksOveruse of metricsDecorative chartsRepeated explanatory model languageReport-like section dumpsVisible import mechanicsUI-side recomputationHardcoded interpretive labels that should be schema-backed

09 Layout and spacing

Spacing should make the intelligence easier to scan.

Generous spacing

Use meaningful section breaks and avoid packing too many competing ideas into one viewport.

Calm report width

Long-form insight should sit in a readable measure, supported by side metadata only when it adds clarity.

Scan-first hierarchy

Headings, labels, panels, and status should let a reader understand the page before reading every line.

Mobile readability

Stack sections deliberately, preserve spacing, and avoid dense text blocks or cramped card grids.

10 Motion

Movement should orient, not impress.

Use

Subtle fades, small state changes, and purposeful transitions that help users track where they are.

Avoid

Bounce, gamified transitions, theatrical reveals, excessive glow, or motion that competes with the insight.

11 Example applications

How the direction translates across Sonartra surfaces.

Public homepage hero

Behavioural intelligence for how teams work

Reveal the patterns behind how people lead, decide, adapt, and develop.

Dashboard card

Your current signal pattern

Results leads your profile, with Vision providing the strongest secondary pull.

Assessment runner question

When a plan becomes uncertain, what do you usually do first?

Choose the response that best reflects your normal working pattern, not your ideal one.

Result opening panel

A practical pattern of direction and delivery

Your result suggests a strong bias towards outcomes, supported by future framing.

Admin validation state

Language coverage needs review

Three driver statements are missing for this draft. Publish remains blocked until coverage is complete.