# Hex — Style Reference
> alchemy lab on cream parchment — literary serif headline over dense data notebook
**Theme:** light
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Hex treats its marketing site like a research notebook: a warm cream canvas, a near-black violet ink, and a hand-drawn editorial headline floating above crisp sans-serif body copy. The hero pairs PP Editorial New italic at weight 200 with PP Formula's compressed 800-weight — a tension between literary softness and engineered density that recurs throughout. CTAs are intentionally quiet: thin dark outlines and dark text on white, no filled buttons, no drop-shadows that would shout over the product. Violet-tinted borders and shadows (rgba(71,57,130,0.1)) are the only chromatic warmth on the surface, while product screenshots and data visualizations carry the real color — viridis-style purples, teals, greens, and yellows blooming inside the notebook panels. The site reads as compact, technical, and confident: dense info blocks, 3px micro-radii on controls, and generous breathing room only between sections.