Brufez Design Language
Systemic transparency protocol. Celebrated structural logic, 1PX borders, and high-frequency contrast.
01_CORE_PHILOSOPHY
Brufez is a departure from the "soft" web. It rejects rounded corners, subtle gradients, and hidden structures. Instead, it embraces the machine—making the grid visible, the processes transparent, and the feedback absolute.
[01] Geometric_Rigidity
Structure is defined by hard 1PX boundaries. We avoid soft shadows and deep elevations. Every component is anchored to a mathematical grid, emphasizing the "raw" construction of the interface. Corners are sharp (0-2px radius), maintaining a structural integrity that feels like physical hardware.
[02] Chromatic_Absolutism
The palette is restricted to a high-density black (#050505) and a high-frequency Emerald (#10B981). This dual-tone hierarchy creates extreme contrast, ensuring that "system signals" are immediately distinguishable from static data. Supplemental tones (Rose, Amber) are reserved exclusively for critical failure or warning states.
[03] Systemic_Transparency
Brufez does not hide metadata. Version IDs, process status, and local timestamps are primary UI elements. We use UPPER_SNAKE_CASE and system syntax (//, ::, []) to treat human-readable text as structured logs, reinforcing the feeling of interacting directly with a digital kernel.
Structural Logic
If it exists, it must be bounded. Borders are 1PX solid, highlighting the layout hierarchy.
Active Feedback
System states are communicated via color shifts and high-frequency animations (pulses, glitters).
02_INPUT_TRIGGERS
03_TYPOGRAPHY_SPEC
BRUFEZ_CORE
SYSTEM_OVERRIDE
Used for metadata, process logs, and technical specifications. High letter-spacing for maximum clarity.
Used for prose, descriptions, and primary messaging. Clean, accessible, and high-contrast.