Brand board

Muster lives at the pharmacy counter.

Amber vials, off-white thermal labels and the teal ink of a pharmacist's notes. Data is set like a printed Rx label; everything people read is set in a typeface built for low-vision readers.

Logo

symbol · 160

muster

lockup

Signature element: the muster line

Scattered dots are bottles due on different days. Dots on the line share a pickup day. It is the logo, the timeline's pickup marker, the line-up animation and the edge of the pharmacist card.

Colour

Ratios are computed live from the tokens on this page. Body text needs 4.5:1; large text and UI parts need 3:1.

Contrast ratios for the colour pairs the interface uses
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Type

Atkinson Hyperlegible · Braille Institute · SIL OFL 1.1

All the bottles.

One pickup day.

From Saturday, December 12

Short fill 9 tablets (9 days)

Body 17px / 1.55. Larger than usual on purpose: the people this serves are often reading over someone's shoulder. Il1 O0 rn m: letters that are easy to confuse stay distinct.

Small 15px for details and hints.

IBM Plex Mono · IBM · SIL OFL 1.1

METFORMIN 500 MG TAB
QTY 60 · 2/DAY · 30 DAYS
FILLED 2026-09-30 · RF 3

Voice

Talk like the pharmacist who's good with families: plain, specific, kind.
Numbers before adjectives. "9 tablets", not "a small amount".
Never sound sure about someone's health. We plan trips; the pharmacist confirms.

We say	We don't say
"5 trips a month become 1."	"Simplify your medication journey."
"Ask your pharmacist about this one."	"This medication cannot be processed."
"About $3.60 for 9 days. Your plan may differ."	"Save money on prescriptions!"