José Meza

José Meza presents a stark, high-contrast visual system where typography is the primary aesthetic element. The design uses an almost pure black canvas, allowing crisp white and muted gray text to define hierarchy and interaction. Spacing is generous, creating an atmosphere of spaciousness and deliberate calm. The overall impression is one of directness and essential information rather than rich ornamentation or complex layouts. Prioritize Ghost White (#ffffff) for all primary text and active states against the Midnight Void (#000000) background. Use Slate Echo (#585858) exclusively for secondary text, inactive states, and subtle visual dividers. Maintain a spacious layout with a consistent 60px vertical and horizontal spacing unit between major content blocks and elements. Apply Untitled Sans, weight 400, for all typography, adjusting size and letter-spacing according to the type scale. Ensure the page content is contained within a 1320px maximum width, centered on the screen. Leverage the high contrast between Midnight Void and Ghost White to establish clear visual hierarchy without needing additional colors. Avoid introducing any colors other than Midnight Void, Ghost White, and Slate Echo unless for specific functional or branding elements (not detected here). Do not use multiple font families or weights, as the system relies on a singular typeface for consistency. Refrain from using shadows or complex gradients; the aesthetic is flat and relies on color contrast and spacing. Introduce complex component structures or decorative elements that detract from the minimalist, text-focused presentation. Vary the letter-spacing or line-height from the defined typographic scale values for Untitled Sans.