- Typography
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Marcellus 400 — collection names. Roman, carved, never bold
Public Sans 400, 16px, line-height 1.65 — body, kept short
Public Sans 500, 11px, uppercase, .14em — colorway names, specs, labels
- Layout
- The interface carries no color of its own. Gallery grey ground, near-black text, no accent hue anywhere, because the work supplies every color and any brand accent would fight most of it. Artwork sits on white with a soft shadow so it reads as a mounted board. Presented whole: never cropped, never scaled below legibility, never two side by side, never text on top.
- Motion
- Artwork fades in over 500ms with at most 16px of travel. Nothing scales, nothing parallaxes, because a large image moving while it loads looks broken. On the gallery wall the board under the cursor holds full opacity while the rest drop to about 80 percent. Colorway changes crossfade over 350ms in place.
- Signature
- The colorway rail. Under each collection, a row of its colorways, each labeled. Selecting one does not navigate: the large artwork crossfades to that colorway in place and the name sets in the margin, so a buyer can flip between them without losing their place.