Riverside

Riverside's aesthetic is a dark-mode canvas punctuated by vibrant purple actions and crisp, clean typography. The interface uses deep, near-black backgrounds as primary surfaces, softened by subtle elevation with faint shadows. Interactive components are intentionally weighty and prominent, contrasting with the overall muted background, while information is delivered with ample whitespace and clear typographic hierarchy. Prioritize Electric Violet (#9671ff) for all primary calls to action to maintain interaction consistency. Use Obsidian (#1d1d1d) as the default background for most content sections and cards, creating a consistent dark-mode base. Apply White Canvas (#ffffff) for all main body text and crucial information on dark backgrounds, ensuring high legibility. Utilize Inter font family with its variable weights for all typographic elements, leveraging its versatility for hierarchy. Maintain a 300px border-radius on all primary buttons for a distinct, pill-like appearance. Incorporate 8px border-radius for card backgrounds and contained elements using Obsidian (#1d1d1d) or Subtle Feature Card styling. Implement -0.0060em letter spacing for Inter font wherever applied, creating a compact and modern text feel. Avoid using bright, highly saturated colors for large background areas; maintain a dominant dark, muted palette. Do not introduce new shadow styles beyond rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.25) 0px 4px 15px 0px, maintaining a consistent, subtle elevation effect. Refrain from using thin borders or outlines as primary button styles when a clear call to action is needed; prefer the filled Electric Violet (#9671ff) button. Avoid using White Canvas (#ffffff) as a primary background for entire sections, reserving it for text or contained components within darker canvases. Do not deviate from the established padding and radius values for specific components like buttons and cards to ensure visual consistency. Restrict the use of IBM Plex Sans to specified heading contexts; Inter is the primary typeface for general content. Do not overuse Soft Lavender or Tinted White; these are subtle accents, not primary interface colors.