# SST — Style Reference
> Code terminal in a gallery. The config file is the artwork; everything else is a clean white frame.
**Theme:** light
Source measurements are normalized; roles and recommendations are interpreted. Font summary lists are independent, not paired by position. HTML examples are reconstructions, not source components.
SST's design language reads like a developer's terminal wrapped in a polished product page. A monospaced code block anchors the hero — the syntax-highlighted config is the visual hero, not a decorative illustration. Typography is strictly two-family: IBM Plex Mono carries every code surface, technical label, and inline command, while Rubik Variable handles all prose, navigation, and UI chrome. The palette is austere and off-black: a signature dark indigo-violet (#303055) drives headings, body, and links, sitting on a pure white canvas with a barely-tinted lavender-gray (#e8e8f2) as the only soft surface accent. Code syntax uses four muted-but-distinct hues (purple, blue, teal, red-brown) that never bleed into the surrounding UI. Components are minimal and flat: 4px-rounded ghost buttons, pill-shaped nav controls, hairline borders, zero decorative shadows.