theme

Ledger.

Ruled paper, flat panels, one cobalt accent. The theme for a page that wants to look considered rather than loud.

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The ground is a ruled sheet: one hairline every thirty pixels, drawn in the paper rather than as a texture over it. Panels sit on it flat, in a slightly lighter paper, with a hairline border and a two pixel shadow that reads as a printed offset rather than as depth.

Corners are held at ten pixels whatever button shape you choose. Ledger and Print are the two presets that cap the radius, because a pill on ruled paper stops it being ruled paper. Pick Sharp and you get square; pick the pill and you get the preset.

The accent is cobalt, and it is the only saturated thing on the page, which is what makes a single button read as the button. Small brands, studios, anybody who wants their page to look like it was set rather than filled in.

what it sets

Every value, out of the preset.

page
#f6f4ef
block surface
#fffdf8
text
#171511
accent
#1733e8
hairline
#ded7c7
corner
10px
block shadow
2px 2px 0 rgba(23, 21, 17, 0.07)
block border
1px solid #ded7c7
alignment
centred
titles
as you write them
fonts that suit it
Archivo, Inter, JetBrains Mono
patterns that suit it
Grid, Stripes, Grain

questions

Straight answers.

Where do the lines come from?
The preset draws them: a repeating hairline every thirty pixels, ending on the paper colour so the bottom of the page matches.
Why are my buttons not round?
Ledger caps the corner radius at its own ten pixels. A sharper choice still wins; the pill default does not.
Which starter uses it?
Small brand, set in Archivo.

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