A restrained, high-contrast palette that communicates strategic maturity and research authority. Minimal reliance on color alone supports accessibility best practices.
Three typefaces that balance editorial authority with digital clarity.
A structured geometric 'MR' monogram. Refined, restrained, and scalable at small sizes. The burgundy accent line adds warmth without decorative noise.
All primary text combinations meet WCAG AA standards. Majority meet AAA. Fully colorblind-safe palette.
| Combination | Ratio | AA (Normal) | AA (Large) | AAA (Normal) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rich Black on White | 18.6:1 | Pass | Pass | Pass |
| Cool Graphite on White | 7.2:1 | Pass | Pass | Pass |
| Deep Burgundy on White | 9.4:1 | Pass | Pass | Pass |
| White on Rich Black | 18.6:1 | Pass | Pass | Pass |
| Light Gray on Rich Black | 15.9:1 | Pass | Pass | Pass |
Use strong typography hierarchy with generous whitespace. Let the content and structure communicate authority. Use burgundy sparingly for accent — callouts, key insights, and section borders only.
Add decorative elements, gradients, or illustrations. Don't use burgundy for large areas of color. Don't pair the palette with playful or rounded typefaces. Avoid clutter.
Case studies should read like structured research briefs: clear headers, disciplined whitespace, data-forward layouts. The design should communicate consultant-level maturity and thought leadership.
Keep the same Calibri/Inter body font for consistency. Use the color palette for portfolio and personal website only — resumes stay black and white for ATS compatibility.
The portfolio should function as proof of concept: strong typography hierarchy, disciplined whitespace, structured research briefs, and zero decorative noise. Visual identity communicates consultant-level maturity and thought leadership.