High-Contrast & Statement Design Styles
High contrast is both an aesthetic stance and an accessibility win — thick borders, hard shadows, and palettes that hit WCAG ratios without trying. From neo-brutalism to bold editorial black-and-white, these styles make hierarchy unmistakable: every action, heading, and state reads instantly, even in sunlight, even for low-vision users.
Creative Studio
A bold, confident portfolio style for design studios, agencies, and freelancers. Oversized typography, bold color blocking, rich hover states, client logo walls, and team grids — professional but never corporate, with personality built in.
LaTeX Paper
The typographic language of LaTeX academic papers, brought to the web: Computer Modern feel, centered title and abstract, hierarchically numbered sections, theorem environments, numbered equations, booktabs tables, and hanging-indent references. Built for research homepages, lecture notes, and scholarly portfolios.
Neon Samurai
A collision of traditional Japanese samurai aesthetics with neon cyberpunk, weaving katana slash lines, vermillion torii gate frames, calligraphy brushstrokes, and dual-color neon glow effects -- ukiyo-e meets neon lights in a futuristic urban bushido.
Sci-Fi HUD
A holographic display interface inspired by starship cockpits and tactical command centers. Deep space backgrounds, cyan glowing borders, translucent glass panels, and radar sweep animations create an immersive experience of operating high-tech equipment.
Swiss Poster
Bold typography, grid alignment, primary color blocks, and experimental layouts. Rooted in the Swiss International Style poster design tradition, building information delivery through oversized type and strong visual hierarchy. Differs from swiss-style by focusing more on poster-level experimental large-scale typography.