The body face carries the bulk of the page — product copy, PDP descriptions, blog posts. Set at 14–17px throughout.
Built for the black.
v2 hardware. USB-C. 7-hour cell.
Type, color, button shape — a closer look at the style.
Each installed style includes its own fonts, colors and starting layouts. Style accents changes color, shape and interface details while preserving your fonts, layouts and content.
Sharp-cornered buttons read engineered, not fashion.
Gridline, in context.
Gridline.
Electronics, accessories, audio, and any brand that ships hardware. Dark by default — graphite ground, white-paper ink, green-pixel accent. Space Grotesk for the display, Inter for the body. Sharp-cornered buttons (2px) and a tighter measure. Built for stores that release in versions.
A tech spec-strip hero with a terminal-style path, status line, annotated image and up to six spec cells. The Gridline palette provides the dark ground and green accent; the product page uses the same configurable product sections as the other styles.
Choose Gridline if your buyer reads spec sheets. Audio, peripherals, lighting, mobility — anything that gets a v2. Mercer feels editorial in the wrong direction; Confetti is the wrong vocabulary for engineering. Gridline is the one preset designed to ship dark.
Four more looks in the system.
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