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A deep indigo night, neon outlines and glow, uppercase display type, and a striped-sun horizon with a perspective grid. Switch to cyberpunk for yellow paper, ink-black type, square corners and hard shadows. For music, games, events and bold developer-tool landing pages.

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Notched pixel outlines, Press Start 2P headings, stepped motion and a 16-color palette: every control is a block from an arcade menu. For games, indie dev sites and nostalgic event pages.

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A strict twelve-column grid, the Radix twelve-step grey scale and one accent, flush-left tight grotesk headlines, sections divided by rules instead of colour blocks, no shadows and no gradients. Optional column overlay. For studios, institutions, publications, documentation and anything that wants clarity and order.

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Interfaces that look pressed from clay: four stacked shadows inflate cards and buttons, inputs and tab tracks sink in, and pressing a button flips it from raised to dented. Stone neutrals plus one bright colour, for friendly finance, kids, health and education products.

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Thick black outlines, blur-free hard shadows and flat saturated color: every element is a sticker that visibly presses into the page. For tools, creator sites and brands with an attitude.

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Serif type, italic headings, hairline and double rules, margin notes and a drop cap: the page of a carefully typeset magazine. Paper, ink and one red pencil. For essays, blogs, publications and personal sites.

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Near-black pages, gold hairlines, high-contrast serif headlines, wide-tracked small caps, double rules and cards with an inset frame. Square buttons and single-line inputs, with an ivory-paper light mode. For watches, jewellery, hospitality, high-end brands and magazines.

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Frosted glass panels floating over a slowly drifting aurora: gradient fills, a specular top edge, gradient rims. Ships a style sheet, six primitives and a solid fallback when blur is unavailable. For product sites, media and weather apps, dashboards.

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A minimal style on the Rosé Pine palette: hairlines instead of shadows, one italic accent word in a serif headline, a faint dusk glow at the top of the page. Three variants (Main, Moon, Dawn), for writing, reading, notes and personal sites.

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Wobbly pencil outlines, hatched shadows, sticky notes and tape: everything looks sketched in a notebook margin and still works. For creative tools, education, studio sites and friendly brands.

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A rounded, friendly style on the Catppuccin palette: pastel-tinted cards, buttons on a thick edge that presses down, a dotted-paper backdrop. Four flavors (one light, three dark) and nine accents, for habit, learning and lifestyle apps.

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Gray bevels, a navy title bar, sunken fields and a teal desktop: the tactile feel of an early windowing desktop, with no operating-system icons or logos. For portfolio easter eggs, tool sites and nostalgic products.

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Warm paper ground, black outlines, keys that press down, sunset stripes and halftone dots: old-record charm with modern manners. For music, coffee, indie brands and communities.

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Monospace all the way down: hairline borders, inverse-video buttons, one phosphor accent, a blinking caret and prompt-style sections. For developer tools, CLI docs and technical blogs.

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