# Delphi — Style Reference
> warm parchment editorial with ember sparks
**Theme:** light
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Delphi reads like an editorial spread on warm parchment: cream canvas, brown-black ink, a serif display voice, and orange sparks of energy. The product promises digital preservation of human expertise, and the visual language mirrors that — quiet, literary surfaces, generous whitespace, and chrome that feels printed rather than engineered. Color is used sparingly: the page stays achromatic-warm, with a single dark-chestnut button tone and a vivid ember orange reserved for trust signals, highlights, and the conversational heat of the hero's scattered question cards. Components are flat, low-elevation, and rely on thin hairlines and soft 12px corners rather than shadow stacks. Typography carries the personality — a humanist serif at whisper-light weight for headlines, a workhorse sans for body — creating the rhythm of a long-form magazine sitting next to a product interface.