Check the audience.
Describe your project or enter references directly. Review the matched names before using a direction, especially when we suggested them.
YOUR PROJECT IS THE STARTING POINT
Good design
starts with
your TASTE.
Tell us what you’re building. Paste a description, README or design.md.
Explore design directions you can take straight to your coding agent.
Your context. Qloo taste data. A direction you can build.
INDEPENDENT SPIRIT
Less noise.
More feeling.
More feeling.
TYPE EXPLORATIONCharacter
meets clarity.A little unexpected.
Entirely intentional.
meets clarity.A little unexpected.
Entirely intentional.
THE COLOR STORY05 SWATCHES
Illustrative studies. Generate directions for your project below.
FROM CULTURE TO CREATIVE DIRECTIONColor palettes ↗Typography ↗Spacing & motion ↗Ready-to-use CSS ↗
What are you building?
Checking service…Your text gives us context. Qloo supplies cultural relationships; our published design rules turn them into colors, type and spacing.
No account neededBehind your brief Follow the data
Request details
After you create a brief, see which Qloo requests succeeded, were cached, or failed.
How it works
Compare the choices.
Explore up to three palettes, font pairs and spacing systems. Each direction shows which choices came from audience data and which use defaults.
Use it in your build.
Copy the design brief to your coding agent or download the CSS. You can also check references and audit code against your chosen direction.
A starting point, with the sources to back it up.
Qloo provides taste relationships and descriptors, not colors or fonts. Our design mapping is a hypothesis, not a prediction of what every person will prefer. Every choice shows its source; choices without enough evidence are labeled as defaults.
Text and interface contrast pairs are checked. The completed interface still needs its own accessibility review. No language model writes the design tokens. Rule version: qv-rules-1.0.