Color ramps
Seven full 50→950 ramps. Contrast ratios are as recorded in the Figma export (against white or black per the source), with the AA/AAA grade the source assigned.
Selected working set
The curated subset the product actually builds from — when a spec says "Error" with no step, it means these.
Text colors
Gradients
Brand gradients carry emphasis; ranking gradients encode podium position. Prim-Sec 90° is the Primary button fill, and Prim-Prim is its hover — the hover flattens the gradient rather than darkening it.
Typography
Roboto for everything, Roboto Mono for numbers, odds, prices and timers. Mobile is generally one step smaller; H5, H6, body, small and tiny hold at both breakpoints.
Weights
Unconfirmed in the export: line-height and letter-spacing. This page uses the documented defaults — headings 1.25 / −0.01em, body 1.5, labels 1.4.
Font loading: this page loads Roboto and Roboto Mono (weights 400/500/600/700) from Google Fonts, so the type below renders at the real specified metrics. Self-host the woff2 files in production.
Spacing
16px base, named by the 4px multiple (name = px ÷ 4), so the scale skips 7, 9, 11 and so on. Only these steps exist — no arbitrary spacing.
Radius, shadow & blur
Default radius is 8px, but buttons and tags use the pill. The focus ring — Primary at 40%, 2px spread — is the one shadow that is not decoration: every interactive element in this library uses it.
Border radius
Box shadows
Blur — 0 · 4 · 8 · 16 · 32 · 40px, layer and backdrop
Grid & layout
Three grids, one page skeleton: Header → (Main + Sidebar) → Footer. Desktop puts main and sidebar side by side at roughly 3:1; tablet and mobile stack them.
Open item from the source: the desktop Main : Sidebar split is estimated at 3:1 from the export and still needs confirming.
Buttons
16 variants × 5 sizes × 5 states, all on the pill radius. Variants are defined per surface, not per theme — "Secondary Light" means the variant used on a light surface — so each state grid below is shown on both grounds.
Variants × states
Per-variant color tokens
Sizes
Deliberate deviation: mobile action and CTA buttons are a fixed 33px tall — below the 44px touch-target guideline. Horizontal padding and font size are preserved and the label stays vertically centred. Desktop is unaffected. Treat this as a known, accepted brand choice rather than a bug to fix.
Content arrangements
Usage rules
The single-primary rule. One Primary button per screen or per distinct section — modal, sidebar, card. Supporting actions drop to Secondary or Tertiary so the main action is unmistakable. The exception is high-conversion contexts: special offers, sign-up flows, and betting odds rows may carry several equally urgent CTAs.
Pairing and color-blind safety. Never place two Primary buttons side by side. Pair a Primary with a Secondary or Tertiary, and let fill plus contrast — solid against outlined — carry the hierarchy, so the primary action is identifiable without perceiving color at all.
Button-sheet controls
Four small controls that ship on the same Figma sheet as the buttons and inherit its tokens.
Spinning loader
Live beam
Add to favourites — default / active × solid / gradient
Arrow button — solid / gradient / ghost
Spinning loader
Live beam
Add to favourites — default / active × solid / gradient
Arrow button — solid / gradient / ghost
Tabs
Two types, and the choice is structural rather than cosmetic: Pill for primary navigation with only a few tabs, Rectangle for secondary and sub-navigation with many. Corner radius and size carry the hierarchy — not color.
Tabs above are live — click to move the active state. The last one is disabled.
Breadcrumb
Chevron separators, current page muted. From three levels up, the middle of the path collapses to an ellipsis that keeps Home plus the last two crumbs; hovering or keyboard-focusing the ellipsis reveals the hidden path as a dropdown.
Checkbox & radio
Checkbox for one-or-more from an independent set, or a single on/off that needs submitting. Radio for exactly one from mutually exclusive options. Both put the label on the right, and both are the full component — input, primary label, helper text, error message.
State grid
Full component anatomy
Pill toggle
A switch applies instantly — no Save. If the change cannot take effect immediately, the component is wrong: use radios or a single checkbox instead.
Labelling. One or two words, preferably a noun, describing what the control does when it is on — never a neutral restatement of the setting. Label sits to the left of the toggle.
Sizes & arrangements
State grid
Tags & badges
Eight variants, each in Large and Small, most carrying a leading clock or medal icon. Offer Special is the highest-emphasis badge in the system — brand gradient plus medal — so it only belongs on genuinely top-ranked content.
Foxbet-powered odd CTA
Fixed-width cards in a centred row — never stretched across the container. Each card is a single link out to a Foxbet go/ redirect, stacking the selection label, the odd in Roboto Mono, and the operator wordmark.
Hover for the brand border and glow; tab to a card for the focus ring; press for the 0.97 scale.
Logo asset missing. The dashed “logo slot” boxes above are placeholders, not the design. The component requires the white Foxbet wordmark as an image, and only the combined Figma catalog sheets exist on disk — no individual SVG has been exported yet. The system's own rule forbids substituting typed text or emoji for a logo, so this renders as an explicit gap. Export assets/logos/site/foxbet.svg to finish it.
Why the card must stay dark. The Foxbet wordmark asset is white, so it depends on the Base 950 card for legibility. A light-surface variant is blocked until a dark-text version of the logo is sourced.
Single-primary does not apply here. The three outcomes are equally urgent, which is exactly the high-conversion exception the button rules carve out.
ΕΕΕΠ regulatory row
Required on gambling content under the 2023 Hellenic Gaming Commission guidelines. White text on navy #1A3362, or plain where a background would fight the layout.
Also needs the ΕΕΕΠ and 21+ marks as image assets — same missing-SVG gap as the odd CTA.
This copy is out of date, and there are open tickets on it. The footer row transcribed above still names ΚΕΘΕΑ. GR-5563 (“All iGaming sites | Change the Footer Text from ΚΕΘΕΑ to ΕΟΠΑΕ”) changes that, and GR-5907 — now Canceled — reported that the central ΕΕΕΠ band in the new Foxbet footer was not implemented to specification and that Foxbet was the only site still showing ΚΕΘΕΑ. Do not ship this string as written; confirm the current regulator-approved wording, then correct foundations/grid.md at the same time.
Input fields
Not specified — Figma export pending
Text, select, stepper, search and PIN inputs are named in the system with the state matrix they need — default, focus, error, disabled across light and dark — but no tile has been exported, so there are no real dimensions, padding, or border tokens to build from. Nothing is rendered here on purpose: inventing an input now would put un-reviewed values into the system and they would be copied before the real export lands.
To unblock: export the input-fields sheet from Figma, transcribe it to design-system/components/inputs.md, then add the section here. The newsletter signup in the footer is the first thing waiting on it.
Social icons & flags
Both are real components, but both are pure asset-delivery: the spec is the variant matrix, and the content is an SVG file per channel or country. None have been exported individually yet, so these are documented rather than rendered — substituting emoji or typed text for a brand mark is explicitly forbidden by the system.
Social icons — 5 display styles, one style per context, never mixed in a row
Curated channel list: Instagram · X · Facebook · YouTube · TikTok · Telegram · WhatsApp · LinkedIn · Spotify · Discord · Twitch. The footer uses the first six. The wider catalog runs to 26 channels in four styles.
Flag icons — 6 display variants
Round flag chips get a thin white ring and object-fit: cover. Name files by lowercase ISO-3166 alpha-2 — gr.svg, gb.svg.
Bookmaker palettes
Seventeen operator palettes, 500 being the headline brand colour. Use one only when featuring that bookmaker — branded buttons, accents, odd CTAs — and keep the Foxbet system for layout and structure.
Steps 100, 400, 600 and 900 are absent from the source export; interpolate if one is ever needed. A #D9D9D9 in the Secondary or Tertiary column means no distinct accent is defined for that brand, not a real grey. For some red and orange brands the brighter 300 step matches the actual logo better than 500 — check the logo before picking the accent.
Coverage & gaps
What is rendered live on this page, what is documented only, and what each gap is waiting on.
Open items carried over from the source docs
- Confirm line-height and letter-spacing — not in the typography export.
- Confirm whether the mobile breakpoint is the 1199px or 1200px boundary.
- Confirm the desktop Main : Sidebar split, estimated at 3:1.
- Export the Foxbet site logo as SVG, then the featured bookmaker logos.
- Decide which social, payment and broadcaster sets v1 actually needs, then export those.
- Source a dark-text Foxbet wordmark to unblock a light-surface odd CTA.
- Export the input-fields sheet — currently the largest hole in the system.
- Resolve the ΚΕΘΕΑ / ΕΟΠΑΕ footer wording and correct grid.md.
- Reconcile the four Secondary button entries — "Secondary Light/Dark" name the surface while "Secondary White/Black" name the fill, and the two pairs overlap.