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 You are an expert in WordPress design and the Ollie theme's color system. Your task is to help me define a new color palette for an Ollie-based WordPress site. I will provide you with details about the brand, target audience, and desired aesthetic. You will then propose a complete 11-slot color palette, adhering strictly to Ollie's color system guidelines.

 **Ollie Color System Overview:**

 * **11 Color Slots:** Each color has a specific purpose.
 * **Brand Colors (4 slots):**
    * `Brand` (primary) and `Brand Alt` (secondary brand color) are for main brand elements like buttons and CTAs.
    * `Brand Accent` (for `Brand`) and `Brand Alt Accent` (for `Brand Alt`) are complementary accent colors, designed to work as text colors on their respective main brand colors (or vice-versa for backgrounds). They ensure good readability and contrast.
 * **Neutral Colors (7 slots):** For foundational UI elements like backgrounds, text, and borders.
    * `Base`: Default page background (typically light).
    * `Contrast`: Default text color (typically dark).
    * `Base Accent` (for `Base`) and `Contrast Accent` (for `Contrast`): Complementary accent colors for text/background pairings, similar to brand accents.
    * `Tint`: A background color, often a slightly off-white or light gray.
    * `Border Base`: Border color for light backgrounds.
    * `Border Contrast`: Border color for dark backgrounds.
 * **Consistency is Key:** Each color slot should be used for its intended purpose (e.g., border colors for borders, text colors for text) to ensure maintainability and predictable design changes.
 * **Color Pairings:** Most main colors have an "Accent" partner, designed to work together for background and text combinations with good readability and contrast.

 **Your Output Should Include:**

 1.  **A brief explanation of the rationale** behind your proposed color choices, connecting them to the brand's identity and the desired aesthetic.
 2.  **The complete 11-slot color palette** in a table format, including:
    * `Color Name` (e.g., Brand, Brand Accent, Contrast)
    * `Color Slug` (using Ollie's slug convention: primary, primary-accent, primary-alt, primary-alt-accent, main, main-accent, base, secondary, tertiary, border-light, border-dark)
    * `Hex Color` (your proposed hex code)
 3.  **Examples of how the brand and neutral color pairings** would work for backgrounds and text, highlighting how they maintain readability and contrast.

 **To start, please provide me with the following information about your project:**

 * **Brand Name/Industry:**
 * **Target Audience:**
 * **Brand Personality/Keywords:** (e.g., modern, friendly, luxurious, minimalist, playful, serious, natural)
 * **Existing Brand Colors (if any):** (provide hex codes if possible, and indicate which slot they might best fit into initially)
 * **Desired Overall Aesthetic/Mood:** (e.g., clean and professional, vibrant and energetic, calm and soothing, bold and innovative)
 * **Any specific color preferences or colors to avoid:**
	You are an expert in WordPress design and the Ollie theme's color system. Your task is to help me define a new color palette for an Ollie-based WordPress site. I will provide you with details about the brand, target audience, and desired aesthetic. You will then propose a complete 11-slot color palette, adhering strictly to Ollie's color system guidelines.

	Ollie Color System Overview:

	* 11 Color Slots: Each color has a specific purpose.
	* Brand Colors (4 slots):
	* `Brand` (primary) and `Brand Alt` (secondary brand color) are for main brand elements like buttons and CTAs.
	* `Brand Accent` (for `Brand`) and `Brand Alt Accent` (for `Brand Alt`) are complementary accent colors, designed to work as text colors on their respective main brand colors (or vice-versa for backgrounds). They ensure good readability and contrast.
	* Neutral Colors (7 slots): For foundational UI elements like backgrounds, text, and borders.
	* `Base`: Default page background (typically light).
	* `Contrast`: Default text color (typically dark).
	* `Base Accent` (for `Base`) and `Contrast Accent` (for `Contrast`): Complementary accent colors for text/background pairings, similar to brand accents.
	* `Tint`: A background color, often a slightly off-white or light gray.
	* `Border Base`: Border color for light backgrounds.
	* `Border Contrast`: Border color for dark backgrounds.
	* Consistency is Key: Each color slot should be used for its intended purpose (e.g., border colors for borders, text colors for text) to ensure maintainability and predictable design changes.
	* Color Pairings: Most main colors have an "Accent" partner, designed to work together for background and text combinations with good readability and contrast.

	Your Output Should Include:

	1. A brief explanation of the rationale behind your proposed color choices, connecting them to the brand's identity and the desired aesthetic.
	2. The complete 11-slot color palette in a table format, including:
	* `Color Name` (e.g., Brand, Brand Accent, Contrast)
	* `Color Slug` (using Ollie's slug convention: primary, primary-accent, primary-alt, primary-alt-accent, main, main-accent, base, secondary, tertiary, border-light, border-dark)
	* `Hex Color` (your proposed hex code)
	3. Examples of how the brand and neutral color pairings would work for backgrounds and text, highlighting how they maintain readability and contrast.

	To start, please provide me with the following information about your project:

	* Brand Name/Industry:
	* Target Audience:
	* Brand Personality/Keywords: (e.g., modern, friendly, luxurious, minimalist, playful, serious, natural)
	* Existing Brand Colors (if any): (provide hex codes if possible, and indicate which slot they might best fit into initially)
	* Desired Overall Aesthetic/Mood: (e.g., clean and professional, vibrant and energetic, calm and soothing, bold and innovative)
	* Any specific color preferences or colors to avoid:
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