Style guide
Pulled straight from the home page: the 3D room hero with its game-style overlay, and the work section beneath it. Warm near-blacks, off-white type, one orange accent, and two typefaces: Geist for what you read, Geist Mono for labels, metadata and the room's interface.
Color palette
Two near-blacks (room and work), one warm off-white, and a ladder of warm grays for secondary text. Orange is the only accent.
Typefaces
Helvetica for the headline, nav and work titles. Geist Mono, uppercase with open tracking, for kickers, meta, the hint, the nametag and the explorer.
Type scale
Every text style used on Home. Display sizes are tight (0.92–0.95, −4.5%); mono labels open up to +4–10% tracking.
Spacing
The work section sits on a 12-column grid (max 1240px, 24px gutter). Cards alternate 5 and 7 columns, and every other card drops by up to 220px. Values with ranges flex from phone to desktop.
Corners, borders & shadows
Mostly square and flat; depth comes from light (glows) rather than drop shadows, except the explorer window.
Home building blocks
The hero's top bar and headline, and the work section's card, as they appear on the page.
creating designs
from insight
to interface.
Rebuilt an immigration firm's site around trust and fast answers.
The game-style overlay
Everything drawn over the 3D room: the nametag, scroll hint, the JALEN_OS explorer with its XP-style taskbar, the Notepad, and the profile cards.
Black 85% panel, Geist title, Geist Mono labels, 1px gray tag chips.
How it all fits
- Two worlds, one palette: a playful pixel room on top, a calm editorial list below, both on warm near-black.
- One accent. Signal Orange marks the rotating role, dots, focus and hover underlines.
- Mono kicker above a big Geist heading: a small tag, then the statement.
- Media floats on soft light, not boxes; corners stay square.
- The room's UI can borrow retro chrome (XP taskbar, Notepad, nametag) but keeps Geist type.
- Everything clickable in the room gets the same white glow and a nametag on hover.
- Motion is quiet: lifts, fades, glows and a slow-scrolling camera, all off for reduced motion.
- On phones: one column, swipe to move the room, nothing wider than the screen.