NEON Rated

NEON Rated projects a moody, cinematic visual identity built on stark monochromatic contrasts and controlled bursts of vivid red. Typography is bold and compact, with prominent custom fonts creating a distinct editorial feel reminiscent of film titles. Components are lightweight and often border-defined rather than filled, preserving a sense of spaciousness, while subtle elevation hints at depth without heavy shadows. Prioritize high-contrast monochromatic design with Midnight Screen (#000000) and Canvas White (#ffffff) as primary foreground/background. Use Rebel Red (#821e1e) sparingly as a strong accent for headings, active states, and button text, never as a background fill for action buttons. Employ Flatspot font for all body text, links, and button labels to convey a consistent custom brand voice. Apply Girott font with tight letter-spacing for all headlines to create a bold, editorial, and cinematic presence. Use Ghost Gray (#e5e7eb) for all neutral borders and dividers to maintain a subtle, lightweight structure. Round corners with a default of 4px for interactive elements and 8px for cards to establish a consistent, subtle softness. Maintain a compact density for element spacing, frequently using 10px or less to keep information tight. Avoid using heavy drop shadows or large background fills for most components; rely on borders and subtle background tints for definition. Do not use generic system fonts; custom fonts Flatspot and Girott are integral to the brand's unique typographic identity. Do not introduce new vibrant colors outside of Rebel Red and Luminous Blue; the palette is intentionally restrained. Avoid excessive padding around elements; the design emphasizes compactness and efficient use of space. Do not create fully filled, solid-color primary action buttons; actions are typically defined by text color or light borders. Do not use large, decorative imagery that breaks the monochromatic visual flow; images should be full-bleed or tightly cropped within a card. Avoid loosely tracked or widely spaced headlines; Girott's impact comes from its condensed, tight kerning.