v5 looked the same as v4 to your eye — the changes were too subtle. v6 goes further: warm cream neutrals (no more cold blue-blacks), dusty sage accent (no more mint/neon), muted forest green for the dark sections (no more saturated emerald). Side-by-side comparison so the difference is obvious.
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#4ade80 → #a3c9a8. Same hue family, but the new one is desaturated by ~40%. No more "pops out at you", it sits with the rest of the UI#0a0d10 (cold blue-black) → #1c1a16 (warm dark brown-black). The new one has brown undertones, the old one had blue undertones. Brown feels like wood/library, blue feels like a tech terminal#f3f3ed (slight green-gray) → #f7f5ee (cream). Cream is what books and paper are made of, green-gray is what "minimalist tech sites" use#ffffff → #fdfcf7 (off-white with cream tint). Pure white is harsh against any background; off-white feels like paper#1a3a1a (saturated green) → #2c3a32 (muted green-gray). The new one reads as "shaded forest", the old one read as "construction paper"#f87171 (alarm) → #d4a574 (notice). The new one says "you have 3 things to look at", the old one said "WARNING ALERT"#7c3aed → #4a5fcf. Less "neon sign", more "subtle highlight"#2a3038 → rgba(255,250,240,0.05). The new borders are whisper-quiet, you only see them when looking for them