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GUSTÉ.DESIGN uses a digital wireframe aesthetic, characterized by stark black and white contrasts, sharp corners, and minimalist typography. The visual language is that of an unfinished program or a blueprint, with every element outlined, creating a sense of precision and intentionality. Color is introduced sparingly, primarily as single-pixel accents or small, vibrant swatches, acting as functional highlights within the otherwise monochrome interface. Components are lightweight and appear as etched lines, reinforcing the technical and structured feel of the design. Adhere to a strict 0px border-radius for all elements, maintaining the sharp, angular aesthetic. Use Programming Black (#000000) for all primary borders and UI outlines to maintain the 'sketch' aesthetic. Introduce color sparingly, using Design Green (#56b78f) for primary actions and other vibrant accents (Vivid Yellow #ffe000, Vivid Orange #ee724b, etc.) as small, functional swatches. Utilize Lexend throughout, varying weights (300, 400, 600) to create typographic hierarchy, not different fonts. Maintain the wireframe visual language for sections, using a 2px Programming Black (#000000) border on all major content blocks. Employ the 8px base unit for all spacing, ensuring consistent rhythm in element gaps and padding. Implement motion with ease timing functions over short durations (0.15s - 0.3s) for crisp, responsive interactions. Avoid decorative shadows or elaborate elevation effects; the design relies on flat, outlined elements. Do not introduce rounded corners; all elements must maintain sharp, 0px radii. Refrain from using gradients on UI elements; color should be flat and atomic. Do not use multiple font families; Lexend is the sole typeface for both headings and body text. Avoid large blocks of color; the aesthetic is predominately black and white, with color used as punctuation. Do not add any subtle background patterns or textures; surfaces should remain pure white (#ffffff) or solid black (#000000). Never embed photography directly; all imagery should be contained within outlined frames, treated as design elements rather than full-bleed content.