A color leaves the vehicle and arrives on the kiosk, the sign, the control room and the phone unchanged — the light value is the core read through glass at 34%.
The only operation Lumasis performs: a core value is read through glass at 34% and becomes the light value. Recorded, not eyeballed. ΔL 18–30, every family clears AA.
Open. Amit, 10 Oct: the value is not the same across surfaces — wayfinding (Metro) is one value, screen (Lumasis core) another, glass (light) a third. The Metro line-hue values are not on the Metro page (image only). Sketch A showed six copies of one value and was rejected: "there is no translation or mapping."
| # | Surface | Owns today (on the site) |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Vehicle UI | Nothing yet — the Product case study to build on Lumasis + Metro |
| 02 | Variable Messaging System | Metro (signage, pictograms) |
| 03 | Signage + Wayfinding | Metro — totem, halo canopy, level marker; Latin / Japanese / Arabic |
| 04 | Kiosk + Ticketing | Lumasis (glass UI) — "clarity through subtraction" |
| 05 | Operating Control System (OCC) | Lumasis — OCC components plate |
| 06 | Apps | Live Activities — Dynamic Island, Lock Screen, StandBy |
| Family | Core | Light (glass 34%) | ΔL |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bronze | #93744B · hsl(34 32% 44%) | #3E2E1A | −27 |
| Amber | #ECA74A · hsl(34 81% 61%) | #AA6405 | −27 |
| Teal | #33A68F · hsl(168 53% 43%) | #044E41 | −27 |
| Azure | #2C81A5 · hsl(198 58% 41%) | #12465D | −19 |
| Blue | #2D64DD · hsl(221 72% 52%) | #142B5C | −30 |
| Indigo | #4A49A9 · hsl(241 40% 47%) | #292861 | −20 |
| Violet | #793989 · hsl(288 41% 38%) | #401E48 | −18 |
| Magenta | #AE3375 · hsl(328 55% 44%) | #471222 | −27 |
| Ember | #C44E37 · hsl(10 56% 49%) | #65120E | −26 |
--lum-glass-frosted: rgba(255,255,255,.045) /* blur 22px */ --lum-glass-dark: rgba(0,0,0,.44) /* blur 22px */ --lum-glass-tinted: rgba(79,73,169,.30) /* takes the family cast */ --lum-glass-prismatic: linear-gradient(122deg) /* magenta, blue, teal at .20 */ --lum-glass-opacity: .05 / .11 / .19 / .28 / .40 --lum-depth-1 … 5: rgba(255,255,255,.05 / .11 / .19 / .28 / .40) page ground: #0E0E0E
What makes it work: a value actually changes on the way. Sketch A copied the form without the change.
Lead Product Designer – Design System Frameworks. Palo Alto, on-site. In-vehicle, mobile, web. Build and evolve cross-platform UI frameworks; document in Figma + Zeroheight; prototype (Figma, ProtoPie, code); governance — standards, versioning, feedback loops; WCAG, localization, performance built in; mentor.
Portfolio must show: cross-platform delivery · documented components · systemic problem-solving · prototyping and testing · governance.
Context: RivianOS 2 (4 Sep 2026) put R1 and R2 on one software stack with a shared design language — Unreal Engine 5 center display, vertical status bar, rebuilt Settings, cloud/local voice. The frameworks role exists because of that unification.
| JD | Proof |
|---|---|
| Brand integrity within scalable systems | Metro (with Brand folded in) |
| WCAG, localization, cross-platform consistency | Metro — ΔL recorded; Latin / Japanese / Arabic; totem, printed map, phone under one rule |
| Design tokens, modular frameworks, documented rationale | Lumasis — nine families, core/light, glass, depth, as CSS |
| Cross-platform delivery, prototype and test | Product — in-vehicle software (to build) + Live Activities |
| In-vehicle, mobile, web; governance | Design Standards Manual — six surfaces, one standard |
Pitch line: at Glydways I built the design standard for an autonomous transit system across vehicle UI, kiosks, signage, the operations center and the rider app — one framework, six surfaces. Rivian's R1/R2 unification is the same shape of problem.
Recruiter screen: Wed 14 Oct, morning PST, Dan Gutierrez. Links to send, in order: Brand Guidelines → Metro Global → Lumasis → Live Activities. Website case study stays staged, not sent.