Pure white background with a warm brown text (#271F1B) that replaces black everywhere. That warmth transforms the reading experience from "screen" to "paper." But not just any paper. The warm brown reads like aging parchment. Like something preserved. Which is exactly what permanent publishing is.

Inter at 400 for everything. The heading letter-spacing at -1.44px is notably tight, creating compressed headlines that feel like they're carved rather than typed. That physical quality matches the permanence of on-chain publishing. Words that are immutable should look immutable.

Body text at standard weight with 1.56 line-height creates generous, leisurely reading. The contrast between the dense headings and the open body text creates breathing room. You read the headline and feel its weight. Then the body text gives you space to think about it.

Transparent shadows (all values are rgba 0,0,0 at 0 opacity). No visible depth. But the glass effect is the atmospheric signature. 12px surface blur at 0.8 opacity creates frosted-glass surfaces that are simultaneously present and transparent. Elements don't sit on the page. They exist within it. Lift on hover adds gentle motion to these glass panels. The overall effect is ethereal. Appropriate for content that exists permanently in a decentralized space.