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Fintech and payments · DESIGN.md · measured November 4, 2026

Wealthfront design system

Wealthfront’s website (wealthfront.com) uses the Calibre font and #4840BB as its main color on a #F8F7FC background. Measured by Sitepeel on November 4, 2026.

  • #F8F7FC
  • #F4F3F7
  • #18172B
  • #4840BB
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From wealthfront.com ↗ · 262 elements at 1440×900 and 390×844 Independent analysis, not affiliated with Wealthfront

Wealthfront color palette

11 colors with hex codes, grouped by where each one is used on the page.

Surfaces

Snow#F8F7FCbackgroundPage background · 3×
Snow#F4F3F7surface-container-lowRaised areas one step from the page · 3×
White#FFFFFFsurface-container · --tw-ring-offset-colorCards and panels · 2×

Text

Deep Indigo#18172Bon-surface · --tk-surface-invertedPrimary text and headings · 11×
Dark Indigo#424158on-surface-variantSecondary text · 3×
Cool Silver#B7B7C0on-surface-mutedMuted text and metadata · 45×
White#FFFFFFon-primaryText and icons on primary

Accents

Indigo#4840BBprimaryPrimary buttons and calls to action · 30×
Deep Violet#230B59secondaryAccent in logos and imagery · 3×
Dark Violet#2E0E74tertiaryAccent in logos and imagery

Borders

Pale Indigo#DADEF1outlineBorders and dividers · 2×

Wealthfront fonts and type scale

One family carries the whole interface.

AaCalibreWeights 400, 500, 600, 700Calibre, ui-sans-serif, system-ui, -apple-system
headline-displayPage title (h1)Wealthfront62px · 700 · 0.9 · -0.03em
mobile 42px
headline-lgSection headings (h2)The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog48px · 700 · 0.9 · -0.03em
headline-mdSub-section headingsThe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog32px · 400 · 1.1
headline-smCard and feature titlesThe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog24px · 600 · 1 · -0.02em
title-lgSmall titlesThe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog22px · 700 · 1.5
body-mdBody textThe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog18px · 500 · 1.2
body-lgLead paragraphsThe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog20px · 600 · 0.9 · -0.03em
body-smSecondary and small textThe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog12px · 400 · 1.33
label-lgLarge buttons and tabsThe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog18px · 400 · 1.5
label-mdButtons, navigation and labelsThe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog14px · 600 · 0.9
label-smSmall labels and badgesThe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog12px · 500 · 1.33

Contrast

Text on #F8F7FC

AaAAA16.4:1
AaAAA9.2:1
AaLarge only1.8:1

Spacing

No strict grid · 78% are multiples of 4px

xs2px
sm8px
md12px
lg20px
xl64px
gutter32px

Breakpoints: 320px 384px 400px 480px 481px 767px 768px 959px 960px 1139px 1140px 1536px 2024px

Shapes

Corner radii, most used first.

sm6px · 36×
md16px · 28×
full9999px · 12×

Depth

Flat: no shadows measured.

Wealthfront UI components

Rebuilt from the measured CSS.

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button-primaryFilled button
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button-outlineOutlined button · hover to see the measured hover state
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button-ghostOutlined button
Inline link
linkInline link

Motion

Interface transitions

0.15s0.2s
cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 0.2, 1)cubic-bezier(0, 0, 0.2, 1)

Do’s and don’ts

Rules written from the measurements, so a coding agent stays on style.

  • Use #F8F7FC for the page and lift surfaces in small steps: #F4F3F7, #FFFFFF.
  • Keep text in 3 levels: #18172B, #424158, #B7B7C0.
  • Reserve #4840BB for primary actions and key highlights.
  • Set headlines in Calibre with tight tracking (-0.03em).
  • Reuse the measured spacing steps (8px, 12px, 20px).
  • Use 6px corners on most elements; larger surfaces also use 16px.
  • Use #B7B7C0 for body text; it reaches 1.87:1 on #F8F7FC. Keep it for large text or metadata.
  • Add drop shadows for depth; use tonal surfaces.
  • Introduce new font families beyond Calibre.
  • Use #4840BB for large backgrounds or body text.
  • Make interface transitions slower than 0.2s.
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Fonts

What font does Wealthfront use?

Wealthfront uses Calibre (weights 400, 500, 600 and 700) on wealthfront.com. Page titles are 62px at weight 700 (42px on phones) and body text is 18px. Measured on November 4, 2026.

  • AaCalibre · 400, 500, 600, 700
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Colors

Wealthfront colors: palette and hex codes

Wealthfront’s main colors are #F8F7FC (snow) for the background, #18172B (deep indigo) for text and #4840BB (indigo) as the main accent, with #230B59 (deep violet) and #2E0E74 (dark violet) as other accents. Measured on November 4, 2026.

  • #F8F7FC · snow
  • #18172B · deep indigo
  • #424158 · dark indigo
  • #B7B7C0 · cool silver
  • #F4F3F7 · snow
  • #FFFFFF · white
  • #DADEF1 · pale indigo
  • #4840BB · indigo
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Tech stack

What is Wealthfront built with?

Wealthfront’s website (wealthfront.com) is built with Next.js, React, Radix UI, Tailwind CSS and Amazon S3. Measured on November 4, 2026.

JavaScript framework
Next.js 15.5.28, React 18.2.0
Analytics
RudderStack, Sentry 8.48.0, Meta Pixel, Microsoft Advertising
Hosting & CDN
Amazon S3, Fastly
UI & CSS
Radix UI, Tailwind CSS 3.x
Animation & 3D
Motion
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What you can build with it

Landing pages, pricing tables, dashboards: your AI coding agent builds them in this style, with these colors, fonts, spacing and buttons instead of its defaults.

Download DESIGN.md, put it in your project’s root folder, then ask your agent for a page.

Prompt · DESIGN.md attached

Build a landing page for my product. Follow for every color, font, spacing value, corner and button.

Need a page behind a login?

The DESIGN.md generator Chrome extension makes one from any page you have open, including dashboards and pages behind a login.

See the Chrome extension

FAQ

Wealthfront design system questions

What font does Wealthfront use?

Wealthfront’s website uses Calibre (weights 400, 500, 600 and 700). Page titles are 62px at weight 700 (42px on phones) and body text is 18px. Measured on November 4, 2026.

What are the Wealthfront colors and hex codes?

On wealthfront.com: #F8F7FC (snow) for the background, #18172B (deep indigo) for text and #4840BB (indigo) as the main accent, with #230B59 (deep violet) and #2E0E74 (dark violet) as other accents. The color palette above lists all 11 colors with their hex codes and where each one is used.

What is the Wealthfront design system?

The design system on this page is wealthfront.com’s, as measured on November 4, 2026: Calibre type, #4840BB as the main color and 6px corners, written down as a DESIGN.md. It is not Wealthfront’s own documentation.

What is Wealthfront built with?

Wealthfront’s website (wealthfront.com) is built with Next.js, React, Radix UI, Tailwind CSS and Amazon S3. The full tech stack Sitepeel found: Next.js, React, RudderStack, Sentry, Amazon S3, Meta Pixel, Microsoft Advertising, Radix UI, Tailwind CSS and Motion. Measured on November 4, 2026.

What is the Wealthfront DESIGN.md?

A plain-text file with Wealthfront’s measured colors, type, spacing, corners and components as tokens, plus short rules, in the DESIGN.md format Google published with Stitch. Your AI coding agent reads it and builds in this style. More about DESIGN.md.

How do I use it with Claude Code or Cursor?

Download the file and put it in your project’s root folder, then ask your agent to follow DESIGN.md. Step-by-step guides: Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, GitHub Copilot.

Is this Wealthfront’s official design system?

No. Sitepeel measured it from wealthfront.com’s public page on November 4, 2026. It is an independent analysis, not made or approved by Wealthfront.

Can I use Wealthfront’s style in my own product?

Use it to learn, prototype and compare. For a real product, make the style your own, and never copy Wealthfront’s logo, name, pictures or text.

How accurate are the values?

Each value was measured on the rendered page after it fully loaded, on desktop and mobile: colors where they appear, type with tracking, spacing, corners, shadows and hover states. Sites change, so check the date at the top.