Miti Navi

Miti Navi establishes a refined, classic maritime aesthetic through a muted, near-monochromatic palette dominated by warm beige-gray and deep charcoal. Seriffed headlines juxtapose with monospace utility type, suggesting a balance of heritage and precision. The overall impression is one of understatement and quality, with functional elements subtly framed rather than aggressively highlighted. Surfaces are flat and unadorned, allowing typography and imagery to convey richness. Use Parchment (#e6dece) for primary page backgrounds to maintain a warm, inviting canvas. Apply Deep Charcoal (#000e13) for primary text and filled button backgrounds, providing strong contrast and visual weight. Reserve Voyage (400) for hero-level headlines and GTSectraDisplay (400) for sub-headlines, emphasizing a classic, elegant tone. Employ GT Pressura Mono (400) for all body text, navigation, and functional UI elements to ensure legibility and a consistent modern-classic contrast. Use Amber Glaze (#ffdead) strictly for outlined link borders or subtle interactive accents, making it the only chromatic element for gentle emphasis. Maintain 0px border-radius for all components like buttons and cards, reinforcing a rigid, structured aesthetic. Structure page content within a maximum width of 1320px, maintaining generous side margins on wider screens. Avoid using bright or vivid colors; the design system limits chromatic accents to a single muted Amber Glaze. Do not introduce rounded corners; all elements should adhere to the 0px border-radius for a consistent aesthetic. Do not add drop shadows or significant elevation; surfaces should remain flat to preserve the understated, clean look. Avoid generic sans-serif fonts; stick to the specified classic serifs and monospace for distinct typographic roles. Do not deviate from the established letter-spacing for GT Pressura Mono and Times; specific tracking is key to their visual identity. Do not use gradients; the system relies on solid color blocks and photographic imagery. Avoid excessive use of icons or complex illustrations that might distract from the minimalist, photographic focus.