# Jasper — Style Reference
> serif headlines over a pastel tile mosaic
**Theme:** light
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Jasper reads like an editorial print magazine that learned to ship software. The canvas is pure white, the type is a high-contrast serif (Feature) set tight and tall, and the only structural color is a near-black midnight navy that does duty as both ink and filled button surface. Around that disciplined spine, the design opens up a toy box: pastel card backgrounds in coral, mint, sky, butter, and lilac, each carrying flat geometric illustrations on faint grid textures. The rhythm is generous — breathing room between sections, small-caps eyebrow labels above each headline, and two-button CTAs that pair a quiet outline with a confident filled action. Everything else stays out of the way: no shadows, no gradients, no decorative chrome, just ink, paper, and the occasional pop of color as functional punctuation.