# ClickHouse — Style Reference
> phosphor terminal at midnight — a lone lime cursor glowing on black glass.
**Theme:** dark
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ClickHouse reads as a phosphor terminal at midnight — a near-black canvas where one electric lime accent behaves like a blinking cursor, marking every action and highlight. The system is sparse, technical, and confident: white headlines sit in vast negative space, supported by a near-monochrome scale of dark grays that differentiate page, card, and elevated surfaces through hue alone. Components are flat and fast — hairline borders, soft 8px radii, almost no shadow. The lime (#faff69) is the only chromatic voice; it appears on the primary CTA, the 'ClickHouse' wordmark highlight, and as a small functional punctuation across icons, tags, and section markers. Typography stays in the Inter / Basier family with a single Inconsolata excursion for code, reinforcing a developer-tool register. Everything else is restrained: a quiet grid, generous breathing room, and a single visual idea — the database made visible in a flash of light.