# Oxide Computer Company — Style Reference
> Datacenter rack at midnight with one green LED lit
**Theme:** dark
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Oxide uses a terminal-grade infrastructure language: near-black canvas, razor-thin 1px hairlines, monospace labels that read like CLI output, and a single vivid green that behaves like an LED status indicator rather than a marketing accent. The site treats its own interface the way it treats its racks — exposed, functional, and free of decoration. Everything technical (tabs, badges, nav items, code, system labels) renders in GT America Mono at small sizes with wide tracking; everything human (headlines, body, marketing copy) uses SuisseIntl at comfortable sizes with tight tracking. Color is rationed: green only signals active/initialized/selected states, while magenta-tinted status lines (like 'STATUS ERROR') hint at secondary diagnostics. Surfaces are nearly flat — inset 1px strokes instead of drop shadows, no rounded corners on structural elements, and a surface stack that moves from true black through charcoal to deep teal rather than the usual gray ramp.