# Touchy Coffee — Style Reference
> Hand-painted coffee zine — earthy paint bands, typewriter labels, and extreme pill buttons on warm matte surfaces.
**Theme:** mixed
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Touchy Coffee operates like an indie zine meets corner coffee shop: a rotating cast of earthy, hand-mixed backgrounds (terracotta, sage, sky blue) where the product photography and a bouncy custom script logo do the heavy lifting, and the UI chrome stays deliberately lo-fi. Everything readable is set in Apercu Mono — a monospaced face that reads like a typewriter label, reinforcing the craft, small-batch identity over glossy e-commerce polish. Controls are extreme pills (100px radius), cards are softly rounded (20px), and the color system behaves like a set of paint swatches — lavender, terracotta, moss green, sage gray — applied to full-bleed section bands rather than used as accent dots. Borders are bold and black, text is unapologetically black-on-color, and the overall effect is tactile, warm, and personal rather than slick or optimized.