Design a light-mode mobile app interface screen: clinical telehealth wrapped in deep pine teal, soft seafoam containers, and tactile dimensional anatomical renders.
LAYOUT
Mobile single-column feed adhering strictly to iOS safe areas with 20px horizontal screen margins. The home view arranges content top-to-bottom: header utility row, large 28px value proposition headline, search input, category horizontal scroll, and doctor list. The detail view divides vertically: upper 55% showcases physiological stats beside the anatomical focal render, while the lower 45% anchors a deep teal telemetry graph sheet.
PALETTE (use these exact hex values)
- #FAFCFB — Canvas Crisp: Primary light canvas backdrop for general navigation and content lists
- #F0F7F5 — Seafoam Tint: Soft fill for search bars, category cards, and trust badges
- #0C5C55 — Pine Teal: Key primary brand tone used on active tabs, chat FAB, and large telemetry card
- #084741 — Deep Telemetry Teal: Dark nested card fill for status callouts inside the ECG dashboard
- #142226 — Deep Slate Text: Primary typography for section titles, doctor names, and metric numerals
- #7B8E8F — Muted Sage Text: Secondary typography for helper text, doctor specialty, ratings, and chart timestamps
- #EB5A5A — Cardiac Coral: Visual focus for cardiac render and stress metric indicator
- #2EBFA5 — Vitals Mint: Secondary accent for rhythm metric badge and active UI highlights
- #F5A623 — Star Gold: Review ratings star marker on physician profile cards
TYPOGRAPHY
Typeface Plus Jakarta Sans (or Inter,SF Pro Text,Outfit), weights 400/500/600/700. Sizes 11px caption, 12px body-sm, 14px body, 16px body-lg, 18px subheading, 22px heading, 28px display. Tracking -0.02em on headings, 0 on body. Plus Jakarta Sans delivers a clinical, trustworthy voice infused with modern tech softness. The heavy 700 weights on numbers and titles convey authority and stability, crucial for medical reassurance. For open-source implementations, Inter or Outfit serve as direct drop-in replacements without losing metric legibility.
GEOMETRY & SPACING
Corner radii — cards 20px, links 6px, inputs 16px, buttons 999px. Spacing on a 4px unit, 16px gaps, 24px between sections, 390px container, comfortable density.
DEPTH
Depth is created primarily through surface tone transitions (white canvas transitioning to seafoam cards and deep teal containers) rather than drop shadows. Flat surfaces dominate, with dimensional interest reserved exclusively for soft 3D clay anatomical models. When shadows do occur, they are ultra-diffuse and barely perceptible ambient occlusions under circular icon pills.
IMAGERY
Features stylized, hyper-realistic 3D rendered clay/gloss anatomical organs (brain, heart, lungs) in gentle organic tints. The cardiac graphic is complemented by delicate concentric geometric orbit lines in blush coral to suggest monitoring without visual chaos. Avatars are crisp, high-key professional headshots cropped in rounded 16px squares.
MUST
- Use deep pine teal (#0C5C55) strictly for clinical authority, telemetry backgrounds, and active call-to-action touchpoints.
- Pair numeric metric values (22px bold) with stacked two-line labels (11px) indicating metric name and unit.
- Maintain generous 20px to 32px corner radii on all card elements to reinforce an approachable, low-anxiety interface.
- Keep card background fills faint (#F0F7F5) with low-contrast borders (#E5EFEF) to sustain an uncluttered, sterile feel.
AVOID
- Never apply harsh black (#000000) for primary text; always rely on softened deep slate (#142226).
- Avoid standard flat vector icons for anatomical categories; always preserve hyper-tactile, shaded 3D organ clay models.
- Do not use sharp 90-degree corners on buttons, inputs, or content containers.
- Do not clutter the ECG graph container with heavy gridlines; use only baseline horizontal lines and muted timestamps.
OUTPUT
Render as a clean, pixel-crisp UI design at roughly 3312:2480. Flat vector rendering, real legible text, no browser chrome, no device mockup frame, no watermark, no lorem ipsum placeholder blocks. Try in DraPub 
