Token Exceptions

The rotating hero phrase (“job site” / “team coordination”…) cycles through a set of background gradients defined as a data array. These vary per slide — they're content, not styling drift — so collapsing them onto tokens would flatten the slideshow.

The animated Time / Money / Sanity graphic uses one distinct color per concept plus a navy scene gradient. Like the dashboard's categorical palettes, these are an illustration's content — they must stay mutually distinct, so they're kept raw rather than collapsed onto the semantic tokens.

The product previews sit inside a near-black browser window / phone bezel. The bezel is the physical frame around the “screen” and is intentionally dark in both themes. The displays themselves are NOT exceptions — they're on the product palette (app-*) and pinned to the light theme so they never half-flip.

These very pages render raw color and shadow values as live examples (the color grid, the shadow demos). The hard-coded values ARE the documentation — they show what the tokens resolve to, so they're deliberately literal.

Two strings match a color regex but aren't colors: a GitHub issue reference (#11538) in a code comment, and the HTML entity ' (an apostrophe) escaped in the contact API. Listed so a future audit doesn't chase them.