One silhouette
Square corners and a consistent 2px stroke make every action feel related.
Button audit · proposed direction
One rectangular silhouette, one typographic voice, and a smaller set of purposeful colours. Built from the supplied “Get started” references.
The references become the foundation rather than another isolated variant.
Square corners and a consistent 2px stroke make every action feel related.
Bold Albert Sans, uppercase, and measured tracking across every size.
Dark green is standard; orange is reserved for campaigns and high-energy moments.
44px minimum targets, visible focus, and the same left-to-right sweep on every action.
These are the default choices for nearly every page: filled for the primary action, outline for the alternative.
Colour changes intent, not construction. Every variant shares the same type, proportions, border and interaction behavior.
Three sizes cover dense controls through statement CTAs. Label weight and border remain constant.
Icons use a 20px slot. Icon-only controls keep a 44px target and the same square silhouette.
Every intent supports the same state model. Hover and focus are interactive; the other states are shown directly.
Different use cases remain distinct through hierarchy and colour without introducing new geometry.
Behavioral science, applied.
Success stories
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The current audit families collapse into eight predictable proposed roles.
The default action becomes calmer and more editorial.
Geometry and type are standardized.
Orange stays, using the same sizes and states.
Stronger 2px border and shared hover fill.
Same construction, adapted for dark surfaces.
Square silhouette; teal identifies the selected state.
Same label typography and icon spacing without a box.
44px target with the same border and focus behavior.
A small token set controls the entire family.