One archive, many domains. These are the tokens, surfaces, and rites of composition every page of the world shall obey.
Three tiers hold the whole world together: the stage (dark chrome), the page (parchment), and wayfinding (gold). Everything else is variation upon these.
The working page. Turbulence-noise grain, warm radial light, inset shadow — never a flat fill. Carries all body content.
A paler cousin for maps and galleries, where fine detail must read against the ground. Same family, lighter voice.
The eight domains are color-coded within the navy/gold spine. The adopted scheme is Option A · Jewel of the Domains.
Each domain wears one rich, aged jewel-tone. Maximum distinction across many entries — the 16personalities approach.
The same hues, drained and dusty — as if every banner has hung in a hall for three centuries. Subtler, more somber, more grimdark.
No color-coding at all. Gold everywhere; domains told apart only by sigil and word. Most unified and austere — but flatter across 200 entries.
The system is built so this is one decision, not a rebuild — accents are CSS variables keyed
by data-domain.
Switching options re-tints every page at once.
Three faces. Cinzel carves the headings and labels; Cormorant Garamond speaks the italic flavour; EB Garamond reads the long passages.
The reusable parts. Every card, button, tag, and rule here is drawn from the shared stylesheet — change it once, and the whole world follows.
The world divides into eight books. Each becomes its own page, themed by its accent, built from the components above. Hover to feel the accent seam.