Visual language

How to read it

• Colour carries a closed list of meanings: Negative (not met, errors, destructive actions, risk), Attention (something to review or handle with care), Positive (met, done), Info (the theme's centre tone: what is selected, primary buttons, links) and Neutral (everything else).
• Groups of information (Intent, Requirements, Constraints, Verification…) have no colour of their own; risk alone reads the negative meaning.
• Every entity type has its own shape with its abbreviation inside, in the text colour of the surface it sits on. Hover an icon to see its name.
• The theme is the same for everyone and is set by the platform administrator. Each person chooses its light level in the account menu at the right of the top bar: System (dark when the device is dark), Light (near white), Tinted (the default), Deep (more colour) or Dark (near black). The choice stays in this browser.
• The groups of the left menu and the Administration, Help, Notices and Sign out buttons carry one icon per meaning, shared with Projera's other products. No icon stands for two things: the same picture always means the same place.
• Relationships lists the relation types, which record types each one may connect, and the rules that block or warn.

Tip Planned groups and types already have a shape reserved, so the language stays consistent as new entities arrive.