lltg.co – Design System Reference
1. Visual Theme & Atmosphere
Structured editorial portfolio with strong typographic hierarchy. The layout relies on proportion and rhythm rather than colour to establish visual order, resulting in a quietly authoritative presence.
The overall mode is dark, with a editorial, serif-driven typographic identity. Depth is entirely absent – the composition is rigorously flat.
2. Color Palette & Roles
Design Tokens
var(--hw-active-bg-color):#F3F4F6var(--hw-border-color):#D1D5DBvar(--hw-component-bg-color):#FFFFFFvar(--hw-group-color):#57595Cvar(--hw-group-bg-color):#FFFFFFvar(--hw-invalid-color):#EF4444var(--hw-dialog-label-color):#1D1D1Dvar(--hw-focus-color):#2563EBvar(--hw-option-bg-color):#FFFFFFvar(--ds-white-100):#FFFFFFvar(--ds-black-100):#000000var(--ds-grey-100):#F8F8F8
Computed Roles
- background (body):
rgb(255, 255, 255) - text (body):
rgb(32, 32, 32)
Key observations: Token-driven colour system – use CSS custom properties as the single source of truth. Never hardcode hex values. Dark-mode-first palette.
3. Typography Rules
body – ft-primary, 14px, weight 400, line-height 14px
Hierarchy principle: A single typeface (ft-primary) handles all levels. Size and weight alone establish rhythm.
What is absent: No monospace or system-UI fallback. The serif identity is deliberate – do not substitute.
4. Component Styling
Border radii: No border radii detected – corners are sharp throughout.
Interactive states:
a[href]: tag: a “@siddhartharun”, default: [object Object], hover: null, focus: [object Object]a[href]: tag: a “Instagram”, default: [object Object], hover: null, focus: [object Object]a[href]: tag: a “Kodak Portra 800”, default: [object Object], hover: null, focus: [object Object]
Buttons & controls: Match the typographic register – serif labels, generous line-height, understated borders.
5. Layout Principles
Spacing is minimal and relies on default browser margins.
No dominant padding pattern – spacing is contextual.
Avoid introducing grid lines, dividers, or decorative rules unless absolutely necessary. Let whitespace do the structural work.
6. Depth & Elevation
No box shadows detected. Depth is achieved through colour contrast and spacing alone – the design is intentionally flat.
Maintain the flat aesthetic throughout. If you must indicate overlapping layers (modals, tooltips), use border outlines or background tints rather than shadows.
7. Do’s and Don’ts
Do:
- Respect the editorial, serif-driven typographic voice – every element should speak the same typeface language.
- Use whitespace as a primary design tool. When in doubt, add space rather than elements.
- Reference CSS custom properties exclusively – never bypass the token layer.
- Keep interactions subtle: micro-transitions at 150-200ms maximum.
Don’t:
- Do not swap the serif for a sans-serif alternative. The editorial register depends on it.
- Do not add drop shadows, gradients, or decorative textures unless they are already present in the system.
- Do not use colour to communicate hierarchy – spacing and scale do that work here.
- Avoid centring body text. The layout has a strong left-anchored reading rhythm.
8. Responsive Behavior
Breakpoints detected: 600, 768.
Honour the breakpoints extracted above.
On small screens, collapse multi-column layouts to a single column without compromising the typographic scale. The type should remain readable – never below 14px rendered size.
9. Agent Prompt Guide
When generating UI components, extensions, or page sections for lltg.co, instruct the agent as follows:
“Build in the style of lltg.co: structured editorial portfolio with strong typographic hierarchy. Use ft-primary as the primary typeface. Dark background, light text. No shadows or elevation. Token-driven colours via CSS custom properties. No animations – immediate state changes only. Generous whitespace, strong typographic scale. Sharp corners throughout.”
Generated by Sparkbites – extracted from live CSS analysis