Screenshot of Origin

Origin

www.theoriginway.com/

The reference for warming clinical healthcare with a whole-body palette: ruby #79242f headlines in bold DM Sans over a pearl #fceee5 wash, a full-bleed coral #eb5e54 top bar, and layered wave ribbons that make a women's-health clinic feel human, not sterile.

Health flagship

Design tokens

background
surface
text
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accent
border
tone1
tone2
display
Gopher
body
Dm sans
mono

Do / Don't

Reference it for

  • Split hero: full-height lifestyle photo hard-left, copy column right on pearl #fceee5, so the image reads as a clean vertical band rather than a background
  • Ruby #79242f as the ink for oversized display headlines (DM Sans 700, 56-60px) instead of near-black, warms every heading without a colour shift
  • Full-bleed coral #eb5e54 header bar with white nav and a bordered pill CTA (Book Now), colour-block navigation instead of the default white sticky bar
  • Layered wave ribbons in a coral-to-tan gradient (#eb5e54 -> #ed806b -> #faba99 -> #ffdecf) as a section divider at the base of the hero, painterly not geometric
  • Trust badge pill above the H1 (Covered by Insurance, light-pink #ffdecf fill, shield glyph) to lead with the objection you kill first
  • Pill everything: 8px radius on cards/badges, 24px radius on soft containers, 50% on avatars, the whole system is rounded
  • Two-CTA pairing, an outline pill (Take Our Quiz) beside a filled coral pill (Schedule Visit), soft primary/secondary hierarchy
  • In-content phone mockup with a coral app header and Up Next card, floating over the hero photo to show the product without a separate section

Do not copy

  • The Origin. serif wordmark and the O. app-icon monogram
  • The exact ruby-coral-pearl clinical palette (#79242f / #eb5e54 / #fceee5) reads unmistakably as Origin
  • Gopher (the licensed Typekit secondary face) and the specific DM Sans pairing
  • The layered coral wave-ribbon motif as a signature divider
  • Real patient photography, testimonials, and named advocates (Ilana Glazer quote)
  • Pelvic-health-specific copy and the there's no such thing as TMI line
  • The Vogue and physician endorsement lockups