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Coming Soon New York

Coming Soon New York projects an editorial minimalism rooted in fashion retail. The palette is anchored to a true white and true black core — clean, undecorated, with no gradient softness — punctuated by a vivid indigo accent (#4a4af4)…
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Coming Soon New York — Design System

1. Visual Theme & Atmosphere

Coming Soon New York projects an editorial minimalism rooted in fashion retail. The palette is anchored to a true white and true black core — clean, undecorated, with no gradient softness — punctuated by a vivid indigo accent (#4a4af4) that acts as the site’s sole point of brand color energy. Typography is handled entirely by Söhne, a geometric grotesque with humanist undertones, lending authority without coldness. The overall atmosphere is confident and curated: a gallery that sells.


2. Color Palette & Roles

Role Value Notes
Background #ffffff Page canvas
Foreground / Text #101820 Near-black, warm undertone
Footer background #000000 Hard black anchor
Footer text #ffffff Full contrast
Brand accent #4a4af4 Indigo — CTAs, brand emphasis
Accent light #A8A9FC Soft indigo for hover/disabled states
Accent dark #2F2FC1 Deep indigo for active states
Overlay rgba(25,25,37,0.9) Near-black modal scrim
Neutral 2 #F0F5F7 Light grey tint for cards/surfaces
Muted text #6D6E71 Secondary copy, captions
Button primary bg (inverse) #ffffff White on dark contexts
Alert / Sold Out rgb(222,28,36) Warning red, used sparingly
Sale / Promo rgb(255,93,155) Hot pink for promotional tags

The palette is essentially monochrome with a single vivid hue. Do not introduce warm tones or gradients.


3. Typography Rules

Primary typeface: Söhne (Klim Type Foundry) with a system-sans fallback stack.

Level Size Weight Line Height Tracking Notes
h2 (hero) 60px 500 64px -0.6px Editorial headline
Body / h1 computed 16px 400 24px normal Default text
  • OpenType features kern, liga, lnum, pnum are active — proportional numbers, ligatures.
  • No text transforms, no uppercase forcing.
  • Letter-spacing is subtle: only negative on large display text.
  • Söhne is a premium custom typeface — if unavailable, the fallback chain (apple-system, Helvetica) retains the humanist grotesque character.

4. Component Styling

  • Primary button (light context): White background, near-black text (#0c0c14). Hover → light grey (#e5e5e9) with muted text (#313142).
  • Primary button (dark context): Inverts to match — white on dark.
  • Secondary buttons: Ghost style, white text on dark backgrounds.
  • Sold Out state: Red background (#de1c24) with white text — clearly distinct, non-interactive appearance.
  • Overlays: Semi-opaque dark scrim rgba(25,25,37,0.9) — does not completely black out, retains depth.
  • Spacing tokens: 2px, 24px, 40px — tight micro-spacing, comfortable paragraph spacing.
  • Minimum button width: 48px.
  • No border-radius tokens defined — components are sharp-cornered.

5. Layout Principles

  • Sections carry 60px padding — breathing room without excess.
  • Footer has 60px vertical padding with a 120px top margin separating it from content.
  • Header gaps of 60px create generous nav spacing.
  • No grid tokens are exposed — layout is compositionally controlled rather than grid-systematic.
  • The site is viewport-height aware (--vh: 8px suggests JS-calculated vh).

6. Depth & Elevation

  • No box-shadow tokens are used. Elevation is communicated through color contrast alone (white surface vs. black footer, dark overlay vs. content).
  • The overlay system (rgba(25,25,37,0.9)) is the primary depth mechanism for modals.
  • Flat, paper-like surfaces — consistent with editorial fashion aesthetics.

7. Do’s and Don’ts

Do:

  • Use indigo (#4a4af4) exclusively as the accent — one brand color, applied purposefully.
  • Keep type in Söhne; rely on weight and size for hierarchy, not colour.
  • Maintain hard black/white contrast for primary surfaces.
  • Use the muted grey (#6D6E71) for metadata and supporting copy.

Don’t:

  • Introduce gradients or multi-stop colour fills.
  • Add border-radius to buttons or cards — the design is deliberately square-cornered.
  • Use the sale pink (#ff5d9b) outside promotional/tag contexts.
  • Override the OpenType feature settings — they are intentional.

8. Responsive Behavior

  • Viewport height is dynamically calculated via JS (--vh), accommodating mobile browser chrome.
  • Sections collapse from 60px padding — no specific breakpoint tokens are exposed in CSS custom properties.
  • The transition curve is cubic-bezier(0.25, 0.1, 0.25, 1) (ease) at 0.1s — fast, subtle micro-interactions.
  • Mobile should retain the editorial sparsity; avoid stacking too many visual elements.

9. Agent Prompt Guide

Build a fashion e-commerce interface using the Coming Soon New York design language. Use Söhne (or Helvetica as fallback) at 400/500 weight. Background is white (#ffffff), text near-black (#101820), footer black (#000000). Single brand accent: indigo #4a4af4 for CTAs and interactive states. No border-radius, no gradients, no shadows. Section padding 60px. Buttons are flat rectangles with white/indigo fills. OpenType features: kern, liga, lnum, pnum. Transitions at 0.1s ease.


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