# Evervault — Style Reference
> Encrypted vault behind ultraviolet light — a dark crypt where one violet beam reveals everything.
**Theme:** dark
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Evervault is a nocturnal crypto-vault interface: an almost-black canvas pierced by ultraviolet light, where every surface feels like brushed obsidian. The palette is 95% achromatic, leaning on cool gray-violet tints (#dfe1f4, #ececfb) rather than pure white, with a single vivid violet (#b88cff) acting as the encryption key — it appears on links, icons, gradient washes, and a glowing portal in the hero. Typography is the brand's quiet flex: Roobert for headlines with aggressive negative tracking that pulls characters into each other, Inter for body/UI at a comfortable density, and Roboto Mono for code that signals developer-first credibility. Components are floating and layered — a pill-shaped nav bar, 12–16px-radius cards with inset shadow stacks, pill CTAs — and the layout alternates between deep canvas and luminous gradient bands to create a sense of moving through encrypted chambers.