Project Alpha
A web application built with vanilla web standards and modern CSS.
Hello, I'm
Building things on the web.
Body text — The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. This paragraph demonstrates the base text size, line height, and measure. It uses text-wrap: pretty to avoid orphans and is capped at 60ch for comfortable reading.
Secondary small text for captions and metadata.
bg
bg-raised
bg-sunken
accent
accent-hover
accent-subtle
border
text
text-secondary
shadow-sm
shadow-md
shadow-lg
shadow-xl
A web application built with vanilla web standards and modern CSS.
Design system exploration with OKLCH colors and fluid typography.
Something else entirely — proving the grid works with three items.
This section demonstrates the .flow utility for vertical rhythm in long-form content. Each element gets appropriate spacing based on its type — headings get extra space above them, and tight space below.
Following text has tighter spacing after a heading. The .flow class uses the lobotomized owl selector (* + *) with contextual overrides for heading elements.
This is a blockquote with the accent border on the inline start. It uses the terracotta accent color to add a warm visual anchor.
And a regular paragraph continues after the quote. The mark element uses the subtle accent background for highlighting. Here's some inline code and a link that goes nowhere but demonstrates the style.
// A code block
const greeting = 'Hello, world';
console.log(greeting);