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Real IMAP connection via imapflow library: - Connects to IMAP server (IMAPFlow, TLS on port 993) - Fetches recent messages (configurable limit, default 20) - Extracts: from, fromEmail, subject, date, snippet (200 chars) - Thread-to-contact matching (PRD §6.1): 1. Match sender email against persons table 2. If no person match, extract domain and match against company.website 3. Returns matchedCompany + matchedPerson for each email - Audit-logged (action: crm.mailsync:imap) - Zod validated (host, port, user, password, folder, limit) - 502 on IMAP connection failure with detail - 400 on validation failure Tested: invalid creds → 502 'IMAP connection failed', missing host → 400
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| alpha | Uber | An inspired interpretation of Uber's design language — a transportation-and-delivery super-app brand whose web surface is a black-and-white duet, framed by a custom geometric display sans, accented by a single signature pill shape (radius 999px) on every interactive element, and decorated only by editorial 4:3 illustrations of riders, drivers, and city objects. |
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Overview
Uber is a transportation-and-delivery super-app — ride, eats, freight, the whole urban logistics layer — and the brand's web surface signals that scale through restraint: no third colour, no accent palette, no illustration that fights the headline. The page is structurally a black-and-white duet, where black {colors.primary} is the conversion anchor (every CTA pill, every nav login button, the footer fill) and {colors.canvas} white carries everything else. The only consistent decoration is a body of editorial 4:3 illustrations — riders, drivers, parking lots, cars-on-highway — that ground the marketing without leaking accent colour into the system.
Type is the second decisive voice. Two custom faces carry every page: UberMove at weight 700 for headlines (32 – 52 px display sizes with tight 1.22 – 1.25 line-height, never letter-spaced), and UberMoveText at weights 400 / 500 for body, button, and link. The pairing reads as engineering-grade — no italic, no decorative weight, no tracking flourish. Headlines are sentence-case; eyebrows are uppercase only when used as the section eyebrow ("WHY BECOME"); buttons are sentence-case.
The single shape signature is the pill. Every interactive element rounds to {rounded.pill} 999 px — primary CTA, secondary CTA, subtle gray pill, white floating pill, category chip, app-download badge. Cards and surfaces round to {rounded.xl} 16 px; the larger "Go Get 2026" annual-showcase card uses the same 16 px shape, just at scale. The tab-toggle on the hero ride-request form uses an off-shape {rounded.pill-tab} 36 px — barely-pill, deliberately tighter than the canonical 999 px pill.
Key Characteristics:
- A two-colour CTA hierarchy: black
{colors.primary}pill for primary conversion targets; white{colors.canvas}pill (sometimes with a soft drop shadow) for secondary; subtle gray{colors.canvas-soft}pill for tertiary or chip variants. - The pill is the single signature shape —
{rounded.pill}999 px on every interactive element except the tab-toggle ({rounded.pill-tab}36 px) and the larger product cards ({rounded.xl}16 px). - Every headline is sentence-case in
{typography.display-xl}/{typography.display-xxl}weight 700; no all-caps display. - Editorial 4:3 illustrations of riders / drivers / cars are the only consistent decorative system; no gradients, no atmospheric backdrops, no shadows that aren't card-elevation hints.
- A signature alternating-band rhythm: white feature card → black promo card (with white text and white CTA) → white feature card → black footer. The black bands are NOT hero-only; they appear mid-page as promo callouts.
- A signature ride-request form card on the hero: pickup pin input + destination input + date/time chip + black "See prices" pill, all stacked inside a
{rounded.xl}shadowed card.
Colors
Brand & Accent
- Ink Black (
{colors.primary}—#000000): The brand's only conversion colour. Every primary CTA pill, the footer fill, every dark promo band, every nav login button. The system has no secondary accent. - Surface Pressed (
{colors.surface-pressed}—#e2e2e2): The pressed-state fill for white pills — a soft grey that's used only in active / pressed states. - Black Elevated (
{colors.black-elevated}—#282828): A near-black used on hover for the translucent white tab-toggle pill. Documented as a system colour because it appears on a recurring brand control.
Surface
- Canvas (
{colors.canvas}—#ffffff): The default page background. - Canvas Soft (
{colors.canvas-soft}—#efefef): The soft gray fill for category chips, form-input rows inside the ride-request card, and subtle pill buttons. - Canvas Softer (
{colors.canvas-softer}—#f3f3f3): A slightly lighter gray used as a nested-input fill on white surfaces.
Text
- Ink (
{colors.ink}—#000000): Every heading and body paragraph on light surfaces. - Body (
{colors.body}—#5e5e5e): Secondary text — captions, sub-headings, supporting copy. - Hairline Mid (
{colors.hairline-mid}—#4b4b4b): A mid-gray used for muted link text inside footer columns and breadcrumb-style nav. - Mute (
{colors.mute}—#afafaf): The lightest text role — placeholder text, fine print, low-priority metadata. - On Dark (
{colors.on-dark}—#ffffff): All text on{colors.ink}surfaces (footer, dark promo bands).
Semantic
The brand does not maintain a separate error / success / warning palette in its public marketing surface. Validation cues come from the primary black or from the brand's editorial illustrations. The #0000ee link colour is the system's only chromatic — it's the browser-default link blue, appearing in body-copy inline links inside legal / footer text.
Typography
Font Family
Two custom faces carry the entire system:
- A custom geometric display sans (extracted as
UberMove) for every headline. Weight 700 only; no italic; no tracking variation. Sizes range fromdisplay-sm20 px up todisplay-xxl52 px on the hero. Line-heights tighten to 1.22 – 1.25 at display sizes for a poured-on-the-page look. - A custom text sans (extracted as
UberMoveText) for body, button, link, and small headings. Weights 400 and 500 are the working pair. Used at 12 – 18 px; 24 px maximum for ride-request form labels. Tracking is always neutral.
The two faces share a family DNA but never overlap roles — the display face never carries a body paragraph; the text face never carries a hero headline.
Hierarchy
| Token | Size | Weight | Line Height | Use |
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{typography.display-xxl} |
52px | 700 | 64px | Hero headline ("Go anywhere with Uber", "Drive when you want"). |
{typography.display-xl} |
36px | 700 | 44px | Page section headlines ("Plan for later", "Safety, simplified"). |
{typography.display-lg} |
32px | 700 | 40px | Promo-card headlines. |
{typography.display-md} |
24px | 700 | 32px | Card titles, illustrated-promo headlines. |
{typography.display-sm} |
20px | 700 | 28px | Sub-card headings. |
{typography.body-lg} |
18px | 500 | 24px | Lead paragraphs and larger body. |
{typography.body-md} |
16px | 400 | 24px | Default paragraph body. |
{typography.body-md-strong} |
16px | 500 | 20px | Bolded inline body and most button labels. |
{typography.body-sm} |
14px | 400 | 20px | Captions, secondary metadata. |
{typography.body-sm-strong} |
14px | 500 | 16px | Bold caption / chip labels. |
{typography.caption} |
12px | 400 | 20px | Fine print, footer secondary lines. |
{typography.button-large} |
18px | 500 | 24px | Large rounded buttons inside the ride-request form. |
{typography.button-md} |
16px | 500 | 20px | Default button label. |
Principles
- Sentence-case is the voice. No all-caps headlines. Eyebrow tags ("WHY BECOME") are the rare exception.
- Weight 700 is for headlines; weight 500 is for buttons and emphasis. Don't promote button labels to 700.
- No tracking flourish. The display face is never letter-spaced, positive or negative.
- Two faces, two roles. UberMove for display; UberMoveText for everything else. Never cross the streams.
Note on Font Substitutes
The two faces are proprietary. Open-source substitutes:
- Display sans — Inter weight 700 with
font-feature-settings: "ss01"enabled comes closest. Geist weight 700 is the second-best option. - Text sans — Inter weights 400 / 500 match the geometric width and x-height. Plus Jakarta Sans is a softer alternative if the brand wants a less neutral feel.
Layout
Spacing System
- Base unit: 4 px. Most captured values are multiples of 4 with a few 6-px sub-multiples (10, 14) inside button padding.
- Tokens:
{spacing.xxs}4 px ·{spacing.xs}6 px ·{spacing.sm}8 px ·{spacing.md}12 px ·{spacing.lg}16 px ·{spacing.xl}20 px ·{spacing.2xl}24 px ·{spacing.3xl}32 px. - Section padding: marketing bands sit at
{spacing.3xl}32 px top/bottom on tighter pages and{spacing.3xl} {spacing.3xl}for hero bands; promo cards inset at{spacing.2xl}24 px. - Card interior padding: content cards sit at
{spacing.2xl}24 px; the ride-request form uses{spacing.lg}16 px to keep the form compact. - Inline gap: button rows, category chip rows, app-store pill rows use
{spacing.md}12 px between siblings.
Grid & Container
- Max width: ~1200 px container; centred with horizontal gutters of
{spacing.3xl}32 px on desktop,{spacing.lg}16 px on mobile. - Column patterns:
- Promo-card rows: 2-up at desktop (image left + content right, alternating sides), 1-up at mobile.
- Category chips: horizontal flex with wrap.
- FAQ rows: full-width single-column.
- App-download pills: 2-up at desktop (Rider + Driver), 1-up at mobile.
Whitespace Philosophy
Card-to-card spacing carries the rhythm — between two stacked promo cards there's roughly a full {spacing.3xl} 32 px gutter; inside a card the headline / paragraph / CTA stack is tight ({spacing.sm} 8 px between siblings). The black promo bands and the footer have no internal hairlines — content sits on flat ink with white text.
Responsive Strategy
Breakpoints
| Name | Width | Key Changes |
|---|---|---|
| Mobile | < 600px | Nav collapses to hamburger; promo cards stack; ride-request form becomes full-width. |
| Mobile-Large | 600–767px | Same as Mobile; chip rows enable horizontal scroll. |
| Tablet | 768–1119px | 2-up promo grid at upper widths; nav stays horizontal until ≥ 1120 px. |
| Desktop | 1120–1135px | Full nav row visible; promo cards 2-up. |
| Desktop-Large | ≥ 1136px | Container caps at ~1200 px; bands stay edge-to-edge while content centres. |
Touch Targets
The pill button-primary renders at ~44 px tall (10 px vertical padding + 24 px label line-height); the larger button-large-rounded at ~56 px. Both meet WCAG AAA at all breakpoints. Category chips inflate to ≥ 44 px tall through extra padding on touch viewports.
Collapsing Strategy
- Nav: full link row + Help / Log in / Sign up pills at desktop. Collapses to logo + hamburger at mobile; menu overlays full-screen with the same link list stacked.
- Ride-request form card: at desktop, the form sits inside a max-490-px
{rounded.xl}card with shadow. At mobile, full-width with edge-to-edge. - Promo cards: at desktop, image-left + content-right (or alternating). At mobile, image always above content.
- Annual showcase card: scales from a 2:3 desktop frame to a 4:3 mobile frame; date text resizes proportionally.
Image Behavior
- Editorial illustrations: 4:3 or 16:9 hard-edge rectangles; never cropped to a circle, never tilted. Aspect preserved.
- Photography: same — square or landscape; framed inside
{rounded.xl}card chrome. - Maps in ride-request flow: full-bleed inside a card; rounded corners follow the parent card.
- Logo bar: SVG vector, monochrome, consistent height.
Elevation & Depth
| Level | Treatment | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Level 0 — Flat | No shadow, no border. | Default — most cards and surfaces lean on hairline-of-canvas contrast. |
| Level 1 — Subtle Drop | rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.12) 0px 4px 16px 0px |
Card-elevated frames around promo cards on light bands. |
| Level 2 — Card Drop | rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.16) 0px 4px 16px 0px |
The ride-request form card on the hero; large content cards with embedded forms. |
| Level 3 — Pill Float | rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.16) 0px 2px 8px 0px |
The floating white pill button (the one that floats over hero photography). |
Decorative Depth
- Black bands as polarity-flip depth: the brand uses pure black
{colors.primary}mid-page bands to break the white-on-white rhythm. The polarity shift IS the depth cue. - Editorial illustrations as in-card depth: every promo card has a single 4:3 illustration as its left or right column. The illustration's visual weight is part of the card's elevation read.
- Pill geometry as micro-depth:
{rounded.pill}999 px applied at varying button heights creates a stack of nested pills that reads as visual hierarchy.
Shapes
Border Radius Scale
| Token | Value | Use |
|---|---|---|
{rounded.none} |
0px | Full-bleed hero bands, footer fill, raw image edges. |
{rounded.md} |
8px | Form-input fields inside the ride-request card. |
{rounded.lg} |
12px | Smaller secondary card chrome. |
{rounded.xl} |
16px | Canonical card radius — promo cards, content cards, ride-request form card, annual-showcase card, large rounded buttons. |
{rounded.pill} |
999px | The brand's signature interactive shape — every pill button, category chip, app-download pill, icon button. |
{rounded.pill-tab} |
36px | The translucent-white tab-toggle pill on the hero (Ride / Drive). |
{rounded.full} |
9999px | Identical effect to {rounded.pill} for circular icon containers. |
Photography Geometry
- Editorial illustrations: 4:3 landscape inside promo cards; 16:9 for full-width showcase frames.
- Driver / rider portraits: 4:5 portrait crop; framed by
{rounded.xl}16 px card chrome. - Annual showcase image: 2:3 portrait at desktop, scaling to 4:3 at mobile. The image fills the card; the headline overlays the bottom.
- Logo bar: monochrome SVG vectors at consistent ~24 px height.
- Avatars (where used): square or
{rounded.full}circle, never{rounded.lg}rounded-square.
Components
Buttons
button-primary — the canonical black pill, the brand's conversion target.
- Background
{colors.primary}, text{colors.on-primary}, label set in{typography.button-md}, padding{spacing.md} {spacing.md}, shape{rounded.pill}999 px.
button-secondary — the white pill paired with the black primary.
- Background
{colors.canvas}, text{colors.ink}, same label and padding asbutton-primary, shape{rounded.pill}.
button-subtle — the gray secondary pill used for tertiary actions inside cards (e.g., "Learn more" / "Use Reserve").
- Background
{colors.canvas-soft}(#efefef), text{colors.ink}, label in{typography.button-md}, padding{spacing.md} {spacing.lg}, shape{rounded.pill}.
button-floating — the white pill with a subtle drop-shadow that floats over a dark or photographic surface.
- Background
{colors.canvas}, text{colors.ink}, padding{spacing.md}, shape{rounded.pill}. Carries a Level 3 pill-float shadow.
button-large-rounded — the bigger black call-to-action used inside the ride-request flow ("Yes, help me").
- Background
{colors.primary}, text{colors.on-primary}, label in{typography.button-large}, padding{spacing.lg} {spacing.xl}, shape{rounded.xl}16 px (not pill — the only black CTA that breaks the pill rule, used in the larger form context).
button-tab-translucent — the tab-toggle on the hero ride-request form (Ride / Drive).
- Background
{colors.canvas}, text{colors.ink}, label in{typography.body-md-strong}, shape{rounded.pill-tab}36 px (off-shape, deliberately tighter than the canonical 999 px pill).
Cards & Containers
card-content — the canonical content card.
- Background
{colors.canvas}, text{colors.ink}, padding{spacing.2xl}, shape{rounded.xl}16 px. No shadow on the default state.
card-elevated — the content card with Level 1 subtle drop.
- Background
{colors.canvas}, text{colors.ink}, same padding + shape ascard-content. Shadow at Level 1.
card-soft-tinted — the gray-tinted card used as a sub-region inside the page (e.g., "Plan for later" callout).
- Background
{colors.canvas-soft}, text{colors.ink}, padding{spacing.2xl}, shape{rounded.xl}.
promo-card-illustrated — the 2-column promo card with illustration on one side and copy on the other.
- Background
{colors.canvas}, text{colors.ink}, padding{spacing.2xl}, shape{rounded.xl}. Headline in{typography.display-md}or larger.
promo-card-on-dark — the polarity-flipped promo card in black.
- Background
{colors.ink}, text{colors.on-dark}, padding{spacing.2xl}, shape{rounded.xl}. Used for the "Drive with Uber" mid-page band.
request-form-card — the hero ride-request form chrome.
- Background
{colors.canvas}, text{colors.ink}, padding{spacing.lg}, shape{rounded.xl}. Carries Level 2 card drop shadow.
request-form-input-row — the per-field row inside the request-form card.
- Background
{colors.canvas-soft}, text{colors.ink}, padding{spacing.lg}, shape{rounded.md}8 px. Hosts an icon + label + value.
showcase-image-card — the giant "GO•GET 2026" annual showcase card.
- Background
{colors.ink}, text{colors.on-dark}overlay, padding{spacing.3xl}, shape{rounded.xl}. Display-xxl headline overlays the bottom of the image.
Inputs & Forms
text-input — the canonical text input.
- Background
{colors.canvas-soft}, text{colors.ink}, body in{typography.body-md}, padding{spacing.lg}, shape{rounded.md}8 px.
text-input-on-soft — the nested input on a white card (slightly lighter fill).
- Background
{colors.canvas-softer}, otherwise identical totext-input.
Navigation
nav-bar — the sticky top nav.
- Background
{colors.canvas}on light pages, switches to{colors.ink}on the rare dark page (e.g., Uber Eats hero). Padding{spacing.lg} {spacing.3xl}.
nav-link — the link row inside nav-bar.
- Text
{colors.ink}, set in{typography.body-md-strong}500 weight.
footer — the deep-black footer band.
- Background
{colors.primary}(the brand's only true black surface), text{colors.on-dark}, padding{spacing.3xl} {spacing.3xl}. Body in{typography.body-sm}; column eyebrows in{typography.body-md-strong}.
Signature Components
hero-band-light — the white hero with the ride-request card.
- Background
{colors.canvas}, text{colors.ink}, padding{spacing.3xl} {spacing.3xl}. Headline in{typography.display-xxl}(52 px / 700) on the left;request-form-cardon the right.
hero-band-dark — the rare black hero (used on Uber Eats and Drive landing).
- Background
{colors.ink}, text{colors.on-dark}, padding{spacing.3xl} {spacing.3xl}. Same display-xxl headline scale; CTA inverts tobutton-secondarywhite pill.
category-button — the horizontal-scroll category row ("Reserve / Rentals / Teens / Group rides").
- Background
{colors.canvas-soft}, text{colors.ink}, label in{typography.body-sm-strong}, padding{spacing.sm} {spacing.lg}, shape{rounded.pill}. An icon precedes the label.
faq-row — the FAQ accordion item.
- Background
{colors.canvas}, text{colors.ink}, question in{typography.body-md-strong}, padding{spacing.lg}0. No card chrome — hairline dividers between rows.
app-download-pill — the "Download the Rider app" / "Download the Driver app" pill.
- Background
{colors.ink}, text{colors.on-dark}, label in{typography.body-md-strong}, padding{spacing.md} {spacing.xl}, shape{rounded.pill}.
icon-button-circular — the round icon container used in the nav and inside the ride-request card.
- Background
{colors.canvas-soft}, dark icon, shape{rounded.full}. No label.
Links
link-blue — the system-default browser-blue link inside legal / footer fine print.
- Text
{colors.link}(#0000ee), body in{typography.body-md}.
link-on-dark — the white link inside dark bands.
- Text
{colors.on-dark}, body in{typography.body-md}.
link-mute — the muted gray link inside footer columns.
- Text
{colors.hairline-mid}, body in{typography.body-md}.
link-mute-soft — the lightest gray link, used for low-priority secondary text on dark surfaces.
- Text
{colors.mute}, body in{typography.body-md}.
Examples (illustrative)
Auto-derived kit-mirror demonstration surfaces (
scripts/derive-examples-block.mjs). Eachex-*entry references brand-native primitives so downstream consumers (/preview-design,/generate-kit) re-skin the same 10 surfaces consistently.TO_FILLmarkers indicate missing primitives — resolve in the LLM judgment pass.
ex-pricing-tier — Default Pricing tier card. Re-uses feature-card chrome with brand canvas-soft surface.
- Properties:
backgroundColor,textColor,borderColor,rounded,padding
ex-pricing-tier-featured — Featured/highlighted tier — polarity-flipped surface (dark fill + light text in light mode, light fill + dark text in dark mode).
- Properties:
backgroundColor,textColor,rounded,padding
ex-product-selector — What's Included summary card — re-purposed for SaaS / B2B verticals (NOT a literal product gallery).
- Properties:
backgroundColor,rounded,padding
ex-cart-drawer — Subscription summary — re-purposed for SaaS / B2B (line items per add-on, not literal cart).
- Properties:
backgroundColor,rounded,padding,item-divider
ex-app-shell-row — Sidebar nav row inside the App Shell example. Active state uses brand primary as the indicator.
- Properties:
backgroundColor,activeIndicator,rounded,padding
ex-data-table-cell — Default data-table th + td chrome. Header uses mono-caps eyebrow typography; body uses body-sm.
- Properties:
headerBackground,headerTypography,bodyTypography,cellPadding,rowBorder
ex-auth-form-card — Sign-in / sign-up card. Re-uses feature-card chrome with text-input primitives inside.
- Properties:
backgroundColor,rounded,padding
ex-modal-card — Modal dialog surface — same chrome as feature-card with elevated shadow.
- Properties:
backgroundColor,rounded,padding
ex-empty-state-card — Empty-state illustration frame.
- Properties:
backgroundColor,rounded,padding,captionTypography
ex-toast — Toast notification surface — feature-card shape + medium shadow.
- Properties:
backgroundColor,rounded,padding,typography
Do's and Don'ts
Do
- Reserve
{colors.primary}(#000000) for every primary CTA pill. One black pill per visible viewport is the brand's whole conversion story. - Use
{rounded.pill}999 px on every interactive element (buttons, chips, app pills). The pill IS the brand's geometric signature. - Render cards in
{rounded.xl}16 px — promo cards, content cards, the ride-request form card, the annual-showcase card all share this radius. - Set every headline in
{typography.display-*}weight 700 in sentence-case. The display face never carries body copy. - Use polarity-flipped black promo bands mid-page to break up white-on-white rhythm. The polarity shift IS the depth cue.
- Anchor every promo card with a 4:3 editorial illustration; never use generic stock imagery.
Don't
- Don't introduce a second brand accent colour (orange, blue, green). The brand's entire UI is black-and-white plus grayscale; new accents flatten the system.
- Don't render the primary CTA as a
{rounded.xl}rectangle except inside the larger ride-request flow (wherebutton-large-roundedis the documented exception). - Don't use all-caps display headlines. Sentence-case is the voice; uppercase is restricted to rare eyebrow tags.
- Don't drop a soft drop-shadow on every card. The brand uses Level 0 flat as the default; shadow is reserved for the floating pill and the ride-request form.
- Don't reduce the brand to its illustration system alone. The pill geometry + black/white duet carries the brand even without illustrations.
- Don't tighten or loosen letter-spacing on the display face. The brand never letter-spaces; default tracking is part of the voice.
- Don't use
{rounded.full}9999 px for square cards — the pill 999 px and full 9999 px effects are identical for interactive elements, but cards stay at{rounded.xl}16 px.