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graffiti style / street art / spray paint effect
Graffiti Street
涂鸦街头
D
45/100Poor
Street graffiti art style with spray-paint textures, bold clashing colors, hand-lettered tags, and brick-wall backgrounds. A visual expression of urban culture and rebellious spirit.
graffiti stylestreet artspray paint effecturban designhip hop aestheticgraffiti fontwildstylebrick wall texturestencilstreetwear brandingbold clashing colors
Primary Move
Use dark gray/near-black bg-[#1c1c1e] as main background simulating brick walls/asphalt
Watch Out
Do not use soft pastel colors
AI Implementation
Copy the Hard Prompt first, then use the spec when needed
Use the Hard Prompt by default to generate UI. Use the Design Spec to understand, modify, and review the style. Use the Creative Brief for early exploration.
Hard Prompt
Use this by default: copy it, append the concrete requirement, and let AI generate consistent production UI.
When to use
- When AI should generate UI directly
- When repeated outputs must stay consistent
- When style drift is the main risk
How to use
- Copy the full prompt
- Append the concrete requirement
- Review against forbidden rules and UI states
STYLEKIT_STYLE_REFERENCE
style_name: Graffiti Street
style_slug: graffiti-street
style_source: /styles/graffiti-street
# Hard Prompt
## When To Use
Use this when you want AI to generate code with strict style consistency. It is the safest default for production UI.
## How To Use
- Copy the full prompt into ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or another coding assistant.
- Append the concrete product/page requirement after the prompt.
- After generation, check the forbidden rules and interaction states before accepting the output.
Strictly follow the style rules below and maintain consistency. No style drift allowed.
## Requirements
- Prioritize style consistency first, then creative extension.
- When conflicts arise, treat prohibitions as the highest priority.
- Self-check before output: verify colors, typography, spacing, and interactions still match this style.
## Style Rules
You are a Graffiti Street design style frontend development expert. All generated code must strictly follow these constraints:
## Absolutely Forbidden
- Pastel or soft colors (pink-200, blue-200, etc.)
- Thin fonts (font-light, font-thin, font-normal)
- Perfectly aligned symmetric grid layouts
- Rounded cute elements (rounded-full on cards)
- Backdrop blur effects (backdrop-blur)
- Soft shadows (shadow-sm, shadow-md, shadow-lg)
- Warm cozy color schemes
## Must Follow
- Dark asphalt background bg-[#1c1c1e] as base
- High-saturation spray colors: #ff2d55, #00e5ff, #ffea00, #b620e0, #ff6d00
- Extra-bold fonts font-black uppercase throughout
- Random rotation and skew transforms on elements
- Thick borders border-4 with hard offset shadows shadow-[Npx_Npx_0px]
- Text shadow for spray paint glow effect
- Asymmetric, non-grid layouts preferred
- No rounded corners: rounded-none throughout
## Color Palette
Primary:
- Spray Red: #ff2d55
- Asphalt: #1c1c1e
- Cyan Spray: #00e5ff
- Neon Yellow: #ffea00
- Purple: #b620e0
- Orange: #ff6d00
## Unique Elements (Graffiti-Only)
1. Spray paint transforms: style={{ transform: "rotate(Ndeg) skewX(Ndeg)" }} on text and cards
2. Drip decorations: thin vertical div elements simulating paint drips
3. Brick wall texture: repeating-linear-gradient grid pattern in the background
4. Stencil text: font-black uppercase with letter-spacing and optional stroke
5. Color tag badges: inline colored spans with font-black uppercase labels
## Animation & Interaction Rules
- Paint Drip: On hover, drip decorations stretch along the Y axis, simulating fresh spray paint running.
- Vandalism Snap: Interactions allow more aggressive rotation/tilt switching, emphasizing the unauthorized street vandalism feel.
- Hard Contrast: Active must instantly remove hard shadows and shift significantly, creating a "stamp-hitting-wall" impact.
- Zero Polish: Animations stay short and hard-cut (duration-100/150 + ease-linear), avoiding elegant smooth styles.
## Absolute Bans (Match and Refuse)
If any of the following patterns appear, it is a style violation — rewrite without exception.
- use soft pastel colors
- use thin fonts (font-light, font-thin)
- use symmetrical, neatly aligned grid layouts
- use rounded cute elements (rounded-full on cards)
- use frosted glass effects (backdrop-blur)
- use soft shadows (shadow-sm, shadow-md)
- use warm, cozy color schemes
## Self-Check (Verify Before Shipping)
If any item fails, the style has drifted — fix before shipping.
- [ ] No purple-to-blue gradients
- [ ] No overused fonts (Inter, Roboto, Geist, Fraunces, Plus Jakarta Sans)
- [ ] No nested cards (cards inside cards)
- [ ] No gray text on colored backgrounds
- [ ] Body text contrast meets WCAG AA (>= 4.5:1)
- [ ] No bounce or elastic easing curves
- [ ] Animations have a prefers-reduced-motion fallback
- [ ] Body text line length capped at 65-75 characters
- [ ] No side-stripe accent borders (border-left/right > 1px)
- [ ] No gradient text (background-clip: text)
- [ ] No glassmorphism used as the default surface treatment
- [ ] No tiny uppercase tracked eyebrow labels above every section heading
- [ ] do not use soft pastel colors
- [ ] do not use thin fonts (font-light, font-thin)
- [ ] do not use symmetrical, neatly aligned grid layouts
- [ ] do not use rounded cute elements (rounded-full on cards)
- [ ] do not use frosted glass effects (backdrop-blur)Component Templates
Component Preview
按钮
涂鸦风格按钮，喷漆红背景、粗黑边框、硬偏移阴影和倾斜变换
Frontend Readiness
Dark Mode, States, Motion, and Accessibility
This layer tracks whether the style is ready for real websites: theme modes, state feedback, keyboard access, and performance constraints.
Overall
58%
Fallback
Dark Mode
35%
FallbackUI States
79%
PartialMotion
70%
PartialA11y
70%
PartialPerformance
35%
FallbackKey State Coverage
light / darkHoverFocus VisibleDisabledLoadingEmptyErrorSuccess
Button
Default / Hover / Focus Visible / Active / Disabled
Input
Default / Hover / Focus Visible / Disabled / Error
Card
Default / Hover / Focus Visible / Loading / Skeleton
Form
Default / Focus Visible / Disabled / Loading / Error
Implementation Notes
- This style contains dark-mode signals, but no curated dark token contract has been reviewed.
- Check contrast in both light and dark modes.
- Check heavy shadows, blur, large media, and scroll-linked effects manually.
- No style-specific performance cost profile has been curated yet.
FAQ
Graffiti Street — Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the Graffiti Street design style?
- Street graffiti art style with spray-paint textures, bold clashing colors, hand-lettered tags, and brick-wall backgrounds. A visual expression of urban culture and rebellious spirit. Its core principle: Graffiti Street style originates from the graffiti culture of 1960s New York subways and Philadelphia streets, one of the four elements of hip-hop culture.
- What colors does Graffiti Street use?
- Graffiti Street uses #ff2d55 as its primary color and #1c1c1e as its secondary color, with accent colors #00e5ff, #ffea00, #b620e0, #ff6d00. Every hex value can be copied from the palette on this page.
- How do I apply Graffiti Street correctly?
- Key practices: Use dark gray/near-black bg-[#1c1c1e] as main background simulating brick walls/asphalt. Use high-saturation clash colors: text-[#ff2d55], text-[#00e5ff], text-[#ffea00], text-[#b620e0]. Text uses font-black uppercase with random rotation -rotate-[N deg].
- What are common mistakes with Graffiti Street?
- Avoid: Do not use soft pastel colors. Do not use thin fonts (font-light, font-thin). Do not use symmetrical, neatly aligned grid layouts.
- How do I prompt AI to generate Graffiti Street UI?
- Copy the ready-made AI prompt on this page — it bundles the design tokens and component rules — and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or v0. Effective prompts include the keywords: graffiti style, street art, spray paint effect, urban design.
Global Styles
Global CSS
css
/* Graffiti Street Global Styles */
:root {
--graf-red: #ff2d55;
--graf-dark: #1c1c1e;
--graf-cyan: #00e5ff;
--graf-yellow: #ffea00;
--graf-purple: #b620e0;
--graf-orange: #ff6d00;
}
/* Spray paint text glow */
.graf-spray {
text-shadow:
0 0 4px currentColor,
0 0 8px currentColor;
}
/* Drip effect */
.graf-drip::after {
content: "";
position: absolute;
bottom: -8px;
left: 20%;
width: 3px;
height: 12px;
background: currentColor;
border-radius: 0 0 50% 50%;
opacity: 0.5;
}
/* Brick wall background pattern */
.graf-brick-wall {
background-color: var(--graf-dark);
background-image:
repeating-linear-gradient(
0deg,
transparent,
transparent 30px,
rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.03) 30px,
rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.03) 31px
),
repeating-linear-gradient(
90deg,
transparent,
transparent 60px,
rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.03) 60px,
rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.03) 61px
);
}
/* Tag underline - spray paint style */
.graf-tag-underline {
text-decoration: underline;
text-decoration-color: var(--graf-red);
text-decoration-thickness: 4px;
text-underline-offset: 4px;
}
/* Stencil text effect */
.graf-stencil {
font-weight: 900;
text-transform: uppercase;
letter-spacing: 0.15em;
-webkit-text-stroke: 2px currentColor;
color: transparent;
}IDE Integration
IDE Configuration Export
Download configuration files for AI coding assistants to generate code in this style.
Style Pack
Export Style Pack
Get complete machine-readable style assets including design tokens, Tailwind presets, CSS variables, and shadcn/ui themes.
Metadata
Style metadata including version information
Design Tokens
Compatible with Figma / Style Dictionary / Tokens Studio
Tailwind Preset
Tailwind CSS theme preset, import directly in config
Global CSS
CSS variables and base styles
shadcn Theme
shadcn/ui theme configuration
CSS Variables
Pure CSS variables, works with any project
SKILL.md
Loadable skill pack for Cursor / Claude Code / VS Code
Design Philosophy
Graffiti Street style originates from the graffiti culture of 1960s New York subways and Philadelphia streets, one of the four elements of hip-hop culture. From early simple "tag" signatures to later "wildstyle" and "piece" (masterpiece) works, graffiti has always been a symbol of urban youth self-expression and rebellious spirit.
Accessibility
Accessibility Score
WCAG 2.1 compliance analysis based on color contrast and typography readability.
45
Overall Score
Grade: D - Poor
Contrast Ratios
Score: 27/100Average Ratio: 4.27:1
AA FailAAA Fail
| Context | Colors | Ratio | AA | AAA |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Text on background | /#ffffff / #1c1c1e | 17.01:1 | ||
| Secondary text on background | /#00e5ff / #1c1c1e | 11.06:1 | ||
| Text on secondary background | /#ffffff / #ff2d55 | 3.65:1 | ||
| Secondary text on secondary | /#00e5ff / #ff2d55 | 2.37:1 | ||
| Button primary | /#ffffff / #ff2d55 | 3.65:1 | ||
| Text on accent 1 | /#ffffff / #00e5ff | 1.54:1 | ||
| Alt text on accent 1 | /#00e5ff / #00e5ff | 1:1 | ||
| Text on accent 2 | /#ffffff / #ffea00 | 1.23:1 | ||
| Alt text on accent 2 | /#00e5ff / #ffea00 | 1.25:1 | ||
| Text on accent 3 | /#ffffff / #b620e0 | 4.92:1 | ||
| Alt text on accent 3 | /#00e5ff / #b620e0 | 3.2:1 | ||
| Text on accent 4 | /#ffffff / #ff6d00 | 2.82:1 | ||
| Alt text on accent 4 | /#00e5ff / #ff6d00 | 1.84:1 |
Readability
Score
87/100
Font Size
text-sm md:text-base
Font Weight
font-black uppercase tracking-wider
Line Height
default
Scoring is based on WCAG 2.1 standards. AA requires 4.5:1 contrast for normal text, 3:1 for large text; AAA requires 7:1 for normal text, 4.5:1 for large text.