Near-black background (#131313) with a subtle step up to the surface (#1D1D1D). That minimal contrast between layers creates depth through proximity. You sense the layering more than you see it. Borders at #303030 are barely visible. Just enough structure to separate elements without breaking the immersive darkness.

Inter at 400 for headings with slight positive tracking (0.32px). That open spacing on a dark background creates headlines that feel like they're projected on a screen. Floating. Present. The 300 weight body text is thin and light, which on dark backgrounds reads as elegant rather than weak. Light text on dark canvas has a different physics than light-mode typography. Voltage understands this.

The 1.2 line-height for both headings and body creates a dense, screen-like reading experience. Everything is packed tight. There's no editorial leisureliness here. This is content designed to be consumed fast, like a news feed that knows your time is valuable.

No shadows. On a near-black background, traditional shadows are invisible anyway. Depth comes from the surface color stepping (131313 to 1D1D1D to 272727 on hover). Three levels of darkness create hierarchy through luminance alone. The scale hover effect adds a subtle size increase that, on dark interfaces, reads as a brightening effect. The overall aesthetic is immersive. Like sitting in a dark theater watching a bright screen.