Link colors

Special colors for interactive text elements

Link colors are special colors used to highlight text (or icons) interactive elements and their interaction states. They help users identify text links as interactive, making links stand out from the rest of the content, enhancing usability and accessibility by providing clearer visual feedback.

As as a particular type of foreground colors, link colors may only be used with the following properties:

iOS (Swift)

textColor, tintColor

Web (SCSS)

color, fill

Android (XML)

android:textColor, android:tint

Android (Kotlin)

setTextColor(), setTintColor()

 

Default

Default links are typically used on neutral background types, such as surface backgrounds, to ensure they remain easily readable and maintain an accessible contrast ratio compared to the background.

Default

 

On-color

On-color link colors are specifically designed for use on darker or highly saturated backgrounds. These colors ensure optimal readability by maintaining an accessible contrast ratio with the background.

On color

 

Resources

Below, you can find additional documentation and resources to help you navigate the world of design tokens. The documentation includes guides for engineers and designers, as well as high-level information about our design tokens at Backbase.

 

Semantic tokens

Discover all foundational concepts to get you started with our new semantic tokens architecture.

 

Migration

Learn more about how to migrate to the latest version of our design tokens (semantic tokens).