# Podscan.fm — Style Reference
> Green-lit podcast radar on white paper — a quiet instrument panel where one emerald signal cuts through grayscale data.
**Theme:** light
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Podscan.fm reads as a modern data-intelligence console on a crisp white canvas: monochrome foundation, one vivid emerald green as the single navigational north star, and a disciplined palette of categorical colors (violet, pink, blue, teal) used only to differentiate adjacent use-cases or pricing tiers. Typography is a system sans rendered tight — negative tracking at every size creates a compressed, data-display rhythm rather than editorial looseness. Components are flat, lightly bordered, rounded at 8–12px, and rely on hairline #e5e7eb dividers more than shadow for separation. Sentiment badges, colored icon disks, and tier-distinct CTA fills (black, green, violet) carry the color load, so a new page should feel mostly grayscale with green as the verb-action color and secondary hues appearing only as small functional punctuation.