Swiss Style
International Typographic Style
Let the grid speak and the type stand on its own.
- Calm
- Editorial
- Portfolio
Each hall tells the story of one style — its origins, principles and real components. When you are done, take it home as a souvenir: a style brief you can hand straight to your AI coding assistant.
Each hall is a short slide lesson, built in the style itself.
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International Typographic Style
Let the grid speak and the type stand on its own.
Web Brutalism
Unpolished, unapologetic — the structure laid bare.
Frosted glass UI
A pane of frosted glass, with color glowing through.
Staatliches Bauhaus
Circle, square, triangle — red, yellow, blue. Order built from the most basic elements.
Neubrutalism
Thick black outlines, hard shadows, candy colors — brutalism made friendly and usable.
Skeuomorphic design
Leather, paper, glass buttons — make what is on screen look touchable.
Flat UI
Remove the gloss, the shadows and the textures — keep color, type and shape.
Material 2
Paper and ink: shadows that make it obvious what sits on top of what.
Soft UI
An interface pressed out of one material — light on one side, dark on the other, softly raised or recessed.
Y2K Aesthetic
Chrome, bubbles, glowing blue and pink — the turn of the millennium’s optimistic picture of the future.
Memphis Design
Squiggles, dots, clashing colors and tilted geometry — the joy of deliberately "bad taste".
Magazine Style
Big headlines, short decks, drop caps and columns — a web page laid out like a well-edited magazine.