Theme Chooser

Choose a style direction

Current mode: Brand Classic

Navbar Concepts

Logo + font + color combinations

These are side-by-side navbar mockups using your PNG logo and Google fonts so you can choose a final header direction.

Layout Behavior

How this mode structures information

Brand Classic: balanced hierarchy

Best for broad audiences. Hero context, cards, and table surfaces keep equal visual weight so pages feel familiar and polished.

HeroFeaturedSummary GridTable

Collector Terminal: data-first density

Best for active collectors. Filters and sortable tables dominate, typography tightens, and cards compress to reduce scrolling.

Filter BarStats RowDense TableQuick Actions

Comic Casual: editorial storytelling

Best for casual visitors. Larger type, roomier spacing, and narrative cards make collection pages feel more like rich info pages than dashboards.

Story HeaderDrop TimelineCharacter NotesCollection Facts

Buttons + Pills

Actions and state language

Text Link Muted Link
planned-set stale running idle

Collection Card

Power Stones

Example card copy for summary-heavy views. This style should feel premium while still readable for data-first interfaces.

1,248 active items

Highlight Variant

Operator Insight

Use this card treatment for areas where you want more visual prominence such as featured collections, roadmap callouts, or internal controls.

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May 4, 2026 3:12 PM UTC
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Data Table

Sortable-table visual baseline

Collection Indexed Drop Date Last Indexed Status
Power Stones 1248 2025-03-01 2026-05-04T18:32:00Z fresh
Mad Lads 987 2024-11-13 2026-05-01T11:14:00Z stale

Form Controls

Creator and operator input patterns

Spacing + Typography

Text hierarchy

Body text should prioritize scanning and rhythm. Collector pages can be information-dense while still feeling premium by keeping clear spacing blocks and consistent type scale.

  • Use uppercase eyebrows for section grouping
  • Reserve large display headings for route hero sections
  • Keep table labels and pills concise to reduce visual noise