Frost Design Group

Frost is a User Interface Design Agency

We design screens experienced by millions.

Sourcefrostdesigngroup.com
Extracted12 October 2026
TypefaceSailec
Primary#0B1464

Colour hierarchy

One blue, one black, one white.

The site is disciplined about colour: a near-black canvas, white type, and a single saturated blue reserved almost entirely for calls to action. Everything else is a tint or a grey.

Frost Navy
#0B1464
Primary. Set by Frost as the brand primary — this supersedes the blue the live site currently paints. White on it measures 16.2:1, so it carries full-bleed surfaces and filled buttons well.
Night Black
#040808
Secondary. The dominant canvas. Full-bleed sections alternate between this and true black.
White
#FFFFFF
Tertiary. All display and body type on dark, plus the light sections. The mark is drawn in white.

Extended palette

Measured, then declared.

Two sources, kept apart on purpose. The first group is what the rendered page actually paints. The second is the site's own named variable set — useful vocabulary, though several entries are declared and never referenced.

Measured on the rendered page
Muted blue-grey
#8FA0AB
Tint blue
#DAEBFA
Tint pale
#F4FAFF
Ink on light
#41393E
Deep navy
#272E42
True black
#000000
Declared in the site's variable set
night
#060A12
dark
#212629
tealish-blue
#2E3949
carbon-gray
#595F63
ash-grey
#B1BACC
bluish-cyan
#5BCEFF
cornflower-blue
#AECCEA
twilight-blue
#EBFCFD
ceramic
#FBFFFA
bright-blue
#0569FF

Three different blues are in play, so they are kept distinct. The site’s variable set declares bright-blue: #0569FF; every button on the live page actually computes to #0B1464; and the brand primary is #0B1464, set by Frost. Only the last is normative — the other two are recorded because the live site still shows them.

Typography

Sailec, five weights, tight tracking.

One family does everything — display, body, navigation, labels. There is no second face and no mono. Display sizes carry negative tracking; body copy sits at normal.

Sailec Thin100
Sailec Light300 · display
Sailec Regular400 · display, body
Sailec Medium500 · navigation
Sailec Bold700 · headlines, buttons
Sailec Regular Italic400 italic
Measured on the live page
RoleWeightSizeTrackingLine height
Hero display40080px-1.44px84px
Section headline70064px-1.28px—
Page headline70040px-1.2px48px
Light display30048px-0.96px55px
Lede40032pxnormal45px
Body large40020pxnormal28px
Body40016pxnormal22px
Navigation50016pxnormal16px
Button70020–22pxnormal20–22px
Caption40014pxnormal20px

Components

Pill geometry, hairline structure.

The component language is narrow and consistent: one button shape, underline form fields, almost no borders or shadows. Radius is either a full pill or nearly nothing.

Primary button
Work with Frost
#0B1464 · white · Sailec 700 20px
padding 14px 24px 12px · radius 45px (pill)
Geometry measured on the live site; fill is the new primary.
Navigation
Sailec 500 16px · white · no underline
The CTA sits in the bar as a pill button.
Form field
No box. A single 1px bottom rule in #2E3949,
label above, required marker in Frost Blue.
Eyebrow label

Contact

Sailec 700 12px · uppercase · 0.18em tracking
Frost Blue. Sits above a section headline.

The mark

A snowflake, drawn once.

A single-path crystal on a 40×40 viewBox, painted white. This is the exact SVG from the site — the geometry is not redrawn here, only scaled and recoloured.

72px
44px
28px
Frost Navy

Wordmarks · Lockups

Three treatments.

The split-weight lockup is not an invention — it is how the homepage sets its own hero line, light over bold.

Frost Design Group
Mark + wordmark
Frost is aUser Interface
Design Agency
Split weight · the site's own hero
FROST.
Accent lockup · on light