Auros

Auros employs a deep-sea command center aesthetic: dark, absorbing tones of teal and blue-black serve as the canvas, punctuated by a radiant, almost neon gradient of pink, purple, and green. Typography is modern and precise, with a strong emphasis on spaciousness and clarity against the dark backdrop. Components are generally dark, with subtle variations in background teal for surface hierarchy, and liberal use of large radius values for a soft-edged feel. Accents are reserved for interactive elements and highlights, creating a focused, high-tech impression. Use 'Midnight Teal' (#012624) as the default background for all main page content areas to maintain the consistent dark theme. Apply 'Matter' font family for all text elements, prioritizing appropriate weight and letter spacing for readability at specific sizes. Utilize 16px border radius for all cards and visually distinct information blocks to ensure a consistent soft-edged aesthetic. For primary call-to-action buttons, apply the 'Vivid Aqua to Gold Gradient' (linear-gradient(90deg, rgb(0, 130, 124) 0%, rgb(203, 255, 252) 100%)) as a background fill. Ensure headings use 'Near White' (#EDFFFE) for maximum contrast and prominence on dark backgrounds. Maintain a clear visual hierarchy by differentiating interactive cards with 'Accent Teal' (#003734) backgrounds from more subtle, transparent cards. Implement a generous vertical spacing of 68px between main sections to provide visual breathing room and clarity. Do not use highly saturated or light colors for large background areas; maintain the integrity of the dark theme. Avoid using low contrast text on dark backgrounds; ensure main text uses 'Near White' (#EDFFFE) or 'Soft Silver' (#bbc7c6) as appropriate. Do not use generic square corners for interactive elements or cards; always apply the defined border radii. Refrain from introducing additional font families; 'Matter' and 'Arial' are the only approved typefaces. Avoid excessive use of strong shadows; the design relies on color and background variations for surface differentiation rather than elevation effects. Do not break the established spacing rhythm; consistently apply 68px for section gaps and 20px for element gaps.