Wemakethings

Wemakethings uses a high-contrast, stark contemporary language, built on a pure black-and-white canvas that functions both as background and prominent border. Type is central to the identity, featuring two custom display fonts for impact and a contemporary sans-serif for content. The design relies on bold outlines, large-scale typography, and tight visual compositions to convey presence without relying on color or complex layouts. Maintain a strict black and white color palette (#000000 and #ffffff) for all UI elements. Use Maison Neue for all functional text elements, varying weights (400, 500) and sizes to create hierarchy. Incorporate large BASEBLOOM outlines as background graphic motifs, as seen in the hero section, to reinforce brand identity. Ensure all interactive elements, such as buttons and links, use strong 1px borders of Headline Black (#000000). Utilize a rigid 0px border-radius for all rectilinear components like buttons and containers. Apply 20px of padding regularly around elements and inside cards to maintain comfortable density. Arrange content with clear visual separation, often framed by the implicit 1px borders or explicit blank space around elements. Avoid introducing any additional colors beyond the pure black and white palette. Do not use rounded corners or soft edges on any UI elements; maintain sharp, angular forms. Refrain from using drop shadows or complex elevation techniques; rely on borders and spatial separation for visual hierarchy. Do not use generic system fonts; always specify Maison Neue, Unzyale, or BASEBLOOM for their distinct characteristics. Avoid decorative images or illustrations; the primary visual language is driven by typography and structure. Do not use subtle color changes for interactive states; rely on underlines, border changes, or text weight adjustments. Do not break the high-contrast aesthetic with low-contrast text-to-background combinations.