Email brand pass: drop gradient header, use new palette#277
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Migrates the shared wrapEmail() and lead-notification templates off the
legacy aesthetic (pastel gradient header band + zinc-200/400 palette)
to the Statusbrew-shaped tokens used by the marketing site:
- email-wrapper.ts: drops the 4-stop pastel linear-gradient header band
for a white header with a hairline #e6e8ee bottom border. Body
background switches from #e8eaf0 to #f4f6fb (surfaceTinted). Card
drops the box-shadow in favor of a 1px #e6e8ee border with
border-radius bumped 12px → 14px. Footer divider + text colors
unified to #e6e8ee + #8b8fa3.
- lead-notification.ts: same palette swap (3 references).
- /api/email-preview dev route: matching swap so the preview wrapper
doesn't read like two different brands.
All 7 dev preview endpoints (whitepaper-download, newsletter-welcome,
lead-notification, drip-day-{2,5,10,20}) return HTTP 200 and a grep
of the rendered HTML for the legacy palette returns zero matches.
Per-library accent colors (#004090 LangGraph blue, #5a00c8 chat purple,
#1a7a40 render green, #DD0031 angular red) intentionally preserved in
template bodies — those are brand signals, not chrome.
Whitepaper-PDF covers are Group B.2 (separate PR — requires figuring
out the PDF build pipeline).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Updates apps/website/scripts/generate-whitepaper.ts so the next regen of the 4 whitepapers produces covers matching the Statusbrew-shaped marketing aesthetic. - coverGradient per paper: 4-stop pastel rainbows replaced with subtle two-stop gradients in the new palette. Each paper carries a light hint of its library's brand accent: - whitepaper.pdf (agent): #fafbfc → #eaf3ff (LangGraph blue) - angular.pdf: #fafbfc → #eaf3ff (LangGraph blue) - render.pdf: #fafbfc → #e8f5e9 (render green) - chat.pdf: #fafbfc → #f3e8ff (chat purple) - Cover footer cacheplane.ai text: #888 → #8b8fa3 (textMuted) - TOC row border + meta color: rgba(0,0,0,.06)/#444 → #e6e8ee/#555770 (border + textSecondary) The committed PDF artifacts under apps/website/public/whitepaper*.pdf and public/whitepapers/*.pdf are unchanged — they regenerate next time someone runs the whitepaper script (requires ANTHROPIC_API_KEY). Until then the deployed PDFs continue to use the legacy cover; the source of truth for the new cover lives in this script. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Group B.2 added: whitepaper PDF coversUpdates The 4 committed PDF artifacts ( This PR is the source-of-truth change. The artifact refresh is a separate, run-once action. |
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Summary
Group B.1 of the post-merge brand sweep. Migrates the shared `wrapEmail()` and `lead-notification` email templates off the legacy aesthetic (pastel-gradient header band + zinc-200/400 palette) to the Statusbrew-shaped tokens used by the marketing site.
Customer-touching impact: every drip campaign, whitepaper-download confirmation, newsletter welcome, and lead notification email now renders with a clean white card on a slightly tinted body — no more 4-stop pastel gradient at the top. Aligns with what they'll see when they land on the marketing site after clicking through.
Changes
Per-library accent colors (`#004090` LangGraph blue, `#5a00c8` chat purple, `#1a7a40` render green, `#DD0031` angular red) preserved in template bodies — those are intentional library/brand signals, not chrome.
Test plan
Follow-up
Group B.2 — whitepaper PDF covers — still pending; will be a separate PR once the PDF build pipeline is confirmed.
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