Design Temperaments
The system layout adapts to one of six predefined design presets called
Temperaments. Each one enforces distinct font stacks, background
behaviors, and typographic scales.
| ID | Class Name | Name / Persona | Typographic Specifications | Aesthetic Properties & Target Use-case |
|---|---|---|---|---|
01 |
standard-international |
International (Swiss) | Sans-serif: Instrument Sans, grid-based layout. |
Neutral, high-density geometry. Target: documentation, technical architectures. |
02 |
standard-technical |
Technical (Monospace) | Monospaced: IBM Plex Mono. |
Safety orange accents, rule-based grid lines. Target: terminal outputs, CLI logs. |
03 |
standard-humanist |
Humanist | Serif: Newsreader, warm scale. |
Warm hues, cream backgrounds. Target: letters, narratives, personal writing. |
04 |
standard-editorial |
Editorial | Serif: Instrument Serif, drop caps. |
High-contrast, traditional editorial grids. Target: long-form essays, journalism. |
05 |
standard-academic |
Academic | Serif: Times New Roman / custom serif. |
Sidenotes, marginal annotations, iron gall aesthetics. Target: scholarly work, theses. |
06 |
standard-gallery |
Gallery | Minimalist/Invisible stack. | Receded captions, maximum negative space. Target: visual portfolios, image-heavy logs. |