Research-driven variations. Focus: information-heavy layouts, typography that slaps, smart color use. Built for the work we actually do.
These iterations are built from deep research into:
All 3 are 11/10 mobile-optimized. Test on your phone.
Müller-Brockmann grid made visible. Column labels (A-L), numbered sections, extreme systematic approach.
Dot grid background (5mm), handwritten annotations, date stamps, index tabs. How researchers actually work.
Extreme restraint. Monospace only, no gradients, no shadows, 1px borders, pure function. Maximum signal.
Bloomberg Terminal aesthetic. Everything as tables, extreme information density, spreadsheet layout.
Vignelli editorial minimalism. Massive typography, extreme negative space, few elements with huge impact.
Graph paper/technical drawing aesthetic. Numbered grid visible (A-G rows), coordinate labels on everything.
Direct evolution of tinylab aesthetic for Rak. Paper + ink colors, 3px borders, box shadows, numbered sections. Same DNA, Rak voice.
Typography that SLAPS. 96px headlines, 900 weight, tight tracking. Bold, high-contrast, few elements with huge impact.
Semantic color system. Red=findings, Green=validated, Amber=insights, Blue=data, Purple=method. Smart color use that means something.