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Professional LiDAR onboarding page with cool-blue instructional UI, modular cards, and high-clarity workflow storytelling. The interface combines instructional clarity with product confidence: light neutral canvas, dense modular cards, and controlled blue emphasis for guidance, navigation, and action.

Typography

hero-titleRoboto, sans-serif · 56px · Black

Every letter tells a story worth reading, and every typeface gives that story a new voice waiting to be heard.

section-titleRoboto, sans-serif · 36px · Black

Every letter tells a story worth reading, and every typeface gives that story a new voice waiting to be heard.

card-titleRoboto, sans-serif · 22px · Black

Every letter tells a story worth reading, and every typeface gives that story a new voice waiting to be heard.

body-lgRoboto, sans-serif · 16px · Regular

Every letter tells a story worth reading, and every typeface gives that story a new voice waiting to be heard.

body-mdRoboto, sans-serif · 15px · Regular

Every letter tells a story worth reading, and every typeface gives that story a new voice waiting to be heard.

label-smRoboto, sans-serif · 12px · Extra Bold

Every letter tells a story worth reading, and every typeface gives that story a new voice waiting to be heard.

Professional LiDAR onboarding page with cool-blue instructional UI, modular cards, and high-clarity workflow storytelling. The interface combines instructional clarity with product confidence: light neutral canvas, dense modular cards, and controlled blue emphasis for guidance, navigation, and action.

Components

Cards

Card Title

Sample body text for the card component.

Card Title

Sample body text for the card component.

Card Title

Sample body text for the card component.

Card Title

Sample body text for the card component.

Card Title

Sample body text for the card component.

Card Title

Sample body text for the card component.

Buttons

journey-step-badge

default

Elevation & Depth

card
panel-dark
support

Do's & Don'ts

Do

Preserve the blue-led instructional hierarchy
Keep heavy typography only for headings and CTA anchors
Maintain large radii and soft shadows for modular clarity

Don't

Replace operational cards with generic marketing banners
Introduce multiple accent families that weaken process signaling
Over-animate; this page is a workflow guide, not a showcase microsite
DON'T
  • Do preserve the blue-led instructional hierarchy.
  • Do keep heavy typography only for headings and CTA anchors.
  • Do maintain large radii and soft shadows for modular clarity.
  • Don't replace operational cards with generic marketing banners.
  • Don't introduce multiple accent families that weaken process signaling.
  • Don't over-animate; this page is a workflow guide, not a showcase microsite.
Design Intent

The page should feel like a field operations manual rendered as a modern web product.

Prioritize scanability over decorative complexity.

Keep hierarchy explicit: hero, process, standards, resources, outputs, troubleshooting.

Use blue as the dominant instructional signal color.

Reserve dark high-contrast panels for “outcome/value” blocks (deliverables, support).

Foundations

### Color System

The palette is cool, technical, and trust-oriented.

Light background and white cards establish reading comfort.

Blue family (#2563eb, #1d4ed8, #eaf2ff) drives action and orientation.

Green family (#16a34a, #e9f8ef) communicates checklist correctness.

Dark gradients (#172033#0f172a#111827) emphasize final outputs.

### Typography

Roboto is used as a single-family system for consistency across instructional and product UI contexts.

Heavy weights (800/900) are used for section titles and CTA emphasis.

Body copy maintains generous line height for long-form operational guidance.

Small labels remain compact but bold for quick category parsing.

### Shape and Elevation

Rounded geometry and soft shadows create approachable but structured information blocks.

Card radii: 20-24px.

Panel radius: 28px.

Shadows are soft and broad to separate zones without harsh contrast.

Layout and Responsiveness

### Desktop (>= 990px)

Hero: two-column composition with visual background support.

Journey: 4 + 3 step topology with animated dashed path.

Resource cards: 4-column grids.

Deliverable chips: 3-column grid.

### Tablet (700px - 989px)

Resource and content grids collapse to 2 columns.

Priority cards can span full width.

### Mobile (<= 699px)

Single-column flow.

CTA buttons become full width.

VR showcase shifts to portrait ratio (9:16) for device ergonomics.

Interaction and Motion

Journey path animation: continuous dashed flow (18s linear infinite).

Card hover: subtle translateY lift for discoverability.

Resource CTA hover: slight translateX to reinforce “go deeper”.

Keep all motion short, meaningful, and operationally calm.

Content Model (DesignMD-friendly)

Hero value proposition

Process map (7-step)

Standards and checks

Actionable resource matrix

Deliverable proof block

Troubleshooting knowledge base

Support conversion block

Implementation Guidance

Convert --guide-* variables into your global token layer first.

Implement components in this order: hero -> journey -> resource-card -> faq -> deliverables-panel.

Keep content externalized (CMS/JSON) so links and FAQ can evolve without style drift.

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