The Billchip style guide
A little character.
A lot of clarity.
White space, warm colors, and a few pieces that fit together. A useful identity for the everyday things we share.
A small, considered palette.
Mostly paper and ink. Color has a purpose, and a little goes a long way.
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Expressive up top. Easy everywhere.
Bricolage Grotesque / Headlines
Good company. Clear balances.
Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg
DM Sans / Everything else
For the grocery runs, weekend plans, and “I’ll get this one.”
Keep sentences short and concrete. Explain who changed what. Give people a clear next step, and leave enough room for them to find it.
$30.00 / $45.50 / $90.00
Different pieces. One good whole.
Squares, curves, and stripes bring a little personality. Keep them away from the numbers, the controls, and anything people need to read.
Make the next step obvious.
Solid actions, subtle borders, visible keyboard focus, and a comfortable amount of space.
Only an explicit “Send to group” shares an expense.
Readable amounts, exact cents, and clear history.
Simple controls and personal notification preferences.