SuperHi Basic Income

SuperHi Basic Income uses a stark, high-contrast digital poster aesthetic. A dominant, vivid blue acts as both a brand identifier and functional element across an otherwise white canvas, creating a distinctive two-zone layout. Typography is compact and precise, maintaining a clear hierarchy without resorting to heavy weights. Component accents are minimal, often relying on border treatments or small details to signify interactivity, reinforcing a lightweight, almost ephemeral sense of interaction. Always apply vertical sections that divide the page into a 30%/70% column split, with the left column being full-bleed SuperHi Blue (#2727e6) and the right column Canvas White (#ffffff). Use Basis font for nearly all textual content, reserving DDC for highly decorative or branded headings. Ensure all interactive elements, including links and button borders, use SuperHi Blue (#2727e6) as their primary accent color. Implement ease timing functions for all transitions to maintain a unified, expressive motion personality. Apply 32px padding consistently for card-like elements or content sections. Leverage a 16px radius for all button components where a contained shape is needed, and 50px for pill-shaped elements. Prioritize single pixel borders in SuperHi Blue (#2727e6) to define interactive zones rather than heavy backgrounds. Do not introduce new chromatic colors outside of SuperHi Blue and its hover state; maintain the high-contrast blue/white aesthetic. Avoid using drop shadows or complex elevation states; rely on border treatments and color contrast for visual hierarchy. Do not use generic system fonts unless absolutely necessary; always prefer Basis and DDC. Refrain from using heavily filled buttons; ghost buttons with SuperHi Blue borders are the preferred interactive style. Do not deviate from the comfortable density with 8px element gaps and 32px section/card padding. Avoid decorative imagery; focus on typography and simple geometrical forms to convey information and brand identity.