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name: industrial description: Factory/warehouse, exposed structure, metal, concrete, raw.

Industrial

Mission

Embrace raw, unpolished aesthetics — exposed structural elements, utilitarian typography, and materials like metal, concrete, and steel that celebrate function over decoration.

Brand

🎨 Colors

• #1a1a1a — Near-black (primary)
• #4a4a4a — Gunmetal gray (secondary)
• #c44536 — Rust red (accent)
• #f5f0eb — Raw concrete (background)
• #e0e0e0 — Light steel (text on dark)
• #8b4513 — Oxidized copper (highlight)

🔤 Typography

• Heading: Bebas Neue (condensed, bold, industrial) or Oswald
• Body: IBM Plex Mono or Space Mono (monospace, technical feel)
• Scale: xs: 0.75rem, sm: 0.875rem, base: 1rem, lg: 1.125rem, xl: 1.25rem, 2xl: 1.5rem, 3xl: 2.5rem

📐 Spacing

• Tight, efficient spacing: 0.5rem–1.5rem gaps
• Section padding: 4rem vertical, 1.5rem horizontal
• Card gaps: 1rem
• Border radius: 0–2px (sharp, angular, no softness)

🧩 Components

• Buttons: Heavy borders (2–3px), industrial stencil feel, sharp corners, monospace text, hover fills with rust/oxide color
• Cards: Border-heavy with visible structural lines, dark backgrounds, angular cutouts (clip-path), rivet/bolt-like decorative corners
• Nav: Heavy top bar with visible structural dividers, all-caps monospace labels, industrial iconography
• Hero: Full-width construction imagery or concrete texture, massive condensed headline, exposed grid lines
• Footer: Heavy border-top, structural column layout, minimal decoration

♿ Accessibility

• Minimum 4.5:1 contrast — dark backgrounds with light text are the norm
• Focus states: thick (3px) high-contrast border, angular not rounded
• Minimum font size: 0.875rem (14px) — monospace reads smaller than proportional
• Reduced motion: no heavy parallax or structural animation

✍️ Writing Tone

Direct, utilitarian, no-nonsense. Short declarative sentences. Technical terminology welcomed. All-caps for labels and navigation. No marketing speak. Sentence case for body, uppercase for UI labels.

Do / Don't

✅ Do

• Use visible structural elements — borders, dividers, grid lines — as core design elements
• Embrace monospace and condensed typography for an engineered feel
• Add texture: subtle concrete, metal grain, or paper texture backgrounds
• Use angular shapes, diagonal cuts, and sharp corners consistently
• Expose the "bones" of the layout — visible grid lines are a feature

❌ Don't

• Add drop shadows — industrial is flat and physically grounded
• Use rounded corners anywhere — sharp angles define the style
• Choose decorative or script fonts — typography should feel engineered
• Add gradients — stick to flat, solid colors
• Include playful illustrations — the tone is serious and functional

Quality Gates

• No rounded corners — all border-radius values are 0–2px
• All text passes 4.5:1 contrast (monospace needs extra care at small sizes)
• Texture overlays don't exceed 200KB total
• No drop shadows or soft UI elements
• Monospace body text is legible at 14px minimum
• Angular clip-paths render correctly across browsers