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🟪 Color Psychology & Palette Harmony

• Primary Tone: Bright Green
  • Symbolizes freshness, everyday comfort, and creative liveliness.
• Secondary Colors: Warm Dessert Hues (Yellow, Brown, Pink, Orange)
  • Complement the green background, creating a colorful “snack universe.”
• Accent Colors: Blue & White Hands
  • Create balance through cool-warm contrast and directional motion.
• Psychological Effect:
  • Cheerful and inviting — evokes the energy and spontaneity of snack time.

🟦 Typography Category & Weight Usage

• Main Title (“ロフコト”)
  • Geometric sans-serif with playful, modular structure; acts as a visual logo.
• Subheadline (“3時のおやつ”)
  • Light-weight sans-serif, minimalist and functional.
• Brand Logo (“LoFt”)
  • Maintains consistency with corporate typeface; bottom-right placement for retention.
• Typography Logic:
  • Playful geometry for attention + simple auxiliary type for clarity = balanced identity.

🟩 Grid System / White Space / Alignment

• Layout:
  • Centralized composition with a circular core (the clock face).
  • Radial arrangement of elements ensures energy without chaos.
• White Space:
  • The green background acts as breathing space, keeping the scene organized.
• Alignment:
  • Symmetry broken intentionally for dynamism — “controlled play.”

🟨 Visual Hierarchy & Focal Guidance

• Focal Layers:
  1. Clock-face character (center).
  2. Blue and white hands interacting with snacks.
  3. Title and scattered sweets.
• Eye Path:
  • Title → Clock → Hands → Candy → Logo (spiral motion).
• Symbolism:
  • Time = 3 o’clock snack moment.
  • Hands = playful human presence.
  • Sweets = joy and everyday delight.

🟧 Overall Visual Experience Summary

• Atmosphere:
  • Fun, lively, imaginative — turning daily life into a visual celebration.
• Design Logic:
  • Stable center with playful periphery.
  • Strong color contrast with gentle composition rhythm.
• Brand Expression:
  • Expresses LoFt’s lifestyle philosophy: “Everyday design, with humor and warmth.”
  • Embodies the Japanese ethos of “structured cuteness” — where order and whimsy coexist beautifully.