---
name: "Hungry Tiger"
mode: "dark"
---
# Hungry Tiger
## Visual theme and atmosphere
Hungry Tiger is a fire-roasted condiment brand rendered as a maximalist typographic poster: a deep rust-brown canvas, a single searing Tiger Gold accent, and an absurdly oversized custom display face that swallows the viewport. The system behaves like a spice label — confident, warm, slightly aggressive — with pill-shaped controls, dotted horizontal rules, and dense botanical watermarks that suggest Indian heat without literal illustration. Text is the hero; product photography is small and isolated against the dark. Every surface shares the same warm brown family, and contrast is driven by the gold against charred browns, not by adding new hues.
Turmeric-bright graffiti on a tandoor wall. A single gold-on-rust palette with display type so large it reads as a spice market sign, not a webpage.
## Color palette and roles
- **Tiger Gold (#faae33)**: Primary action, filled buttons, active nav, heading strokes, key icon accents — the only chromatic color permitted to leave the warm-brown monochrome.
- **Ember Rust (#823513)**: Dominant page canvas and hero backdrop — the color that defines every viewport.
- **Saffron Glow (#9f531b)**: Secondary heading accent, decorative borders, mid-tone text — softens Tiger Gold without competing.
- **Chili Red (#d1255c)**: Saturated accent reserved for badge fills and alert-level highlights — appears sparingly to signal heat.
- **Charred Clove (#281006)**: Deepest surface — innermost cards, modal scrim, background behind the deepest contrast pairs.
- **Dark Spice (#402011)**: Card surfaces, input fields, badge fills, button ghost backgrounds, body text — the workhorse dark-brown.
- **Cardamom Brown (#6b2e12)**: Input borders, subtle dividers, muted inline elements — a step between Dark Spice and Ember Rust.
## Typography rules
- **Display**: Salmond, 700, 213px. Poster-scale hero headlines, line-height clamped 0.80–0.90. Fallback: Druk Wide, Antonio, Bebas Neue..
- **Body**: Graphikx, 500, 13px. Body micro-copy, button labels, inline meta where Salmond would feel too loud. Fallback: Inter, Geist, Untitled Sans..
## Spacing and shape
- Base unit: 10px.
- Default gap: 10px.
- Card padding: 16px.
- Section padding: 96px.
- Card corners: 6px.
- Control corners: 6px.
- Pills: 999px.
## Motion
Use expressive motion. Fast feedback lasts 160ms; composed transitions last 500ms; easing is cubic-bezier(0.22, 1, 0.36, 1).
## Guardrails
- Keep the warm-brown monochrome dominant across every viewport.
- Reserve Tiger Gold for the few elements that must interrupt the field.
- Use dense uppercase display type with generous body spacing.
- Avoid adding cool colors or polished corporate surfaces.
---
name: "Hungry Tiger"
mode: "dark"
---
# Hungry Tiger
## Visual theme and atmosphere
Hungry Tiger is a fire-roasted condiment brand rendered as a maximalist typographic poster: a deep rust-brown canvas, a single searing Tiger Gold accent, and an absurdly oversized custom display face that swallows the viewport. The system behaves like a spice label — confident, warm, slightly aggressive — with pill-shaped controls, dotted horizontal rules, and dense botanical watermarks that suggest Indian heat without literal illustration. Text is the hero; product photography is small and isolated against the dark. Every surface shares the same warm brown family, and contrast is driven by the gold against charred browns, not by adding new hues.
Turmeric-bright graffiti on a tandoor wall. A single gold-on-rust palette with display type so large it reads as a spice market sign, not a webpage.
## Color palette and roles
- **Tiger Gold (#faae33)**: Primary action, filled buttons, active nav, heading strokes, key icon accents — the only chromatic color permitted to leave the warm-brown monochrome.
- **Ember Rust (#823513)**: Dominant page canvas and hero backdrop — the color that defines every viewport.
- **Saffron Glow (#9f531b)**: Secondary heading accent, decorative borders, mid-tone text — softens Tiger Gold without competing.
- **Chili Red (#d1255c)**: Saturated accent reserved for badge fills and alert-level highlights — appears sparingly to signal heat.
- **Charred Clove (#281006)**: Deepest surface — innermost cards, modal scrim, background behind the deepest contrast pairs.
- **Dark Spice (#402011)**: Card surfaces, input fields, badge fills, button ghost backgrounds, body text — the workhorse dark-brown.
- **Cardamom Brown (#6b2e12)**: Input borders, subtle dividers, muted inline elements — a step between Dark Spice and Ember Rust.
## Typography rules
- **Display**: Salmond, 700, 213px. Poster-scale hero headlines, line-height clamped 0.80–0.90. Fallback: Druk Wide, Antonio, Bebas Neue..
- **Body**: Graphikx, 500, 13px. Body micro-copy, button labels, inline meta where Salmond would feel too loud. Fallback: Inter, Geist, Untitled Sans..
## Spacing and shape
- Base unit: 10px.
- Default gap: 10px.
- Card padding: 16px.
- Section padding: 96px.
- Card corners: 6px.
- Control corners: 6px.
- Pills: 999px.
## Motion
Use expressive motion. Fast feedback lasts 160ms; composed transitions last 500ms; easing is cubic-bezier(0.22, 1, 0.36, 1).
## Guardrails
- Keep the warm-brown monochrome dominant across every viewport.
- Reserve Tiger Gold for the few elements that must interrupt the field.
- Use dense uppercase display type with generous body spacing.
- Avoid adding cool colors or polished corporate surfaces.
---
name: "Hungry Tiger"
mode: "dark"
---
# Hungry Tiger
## Visual theme and atmosphere
Hungry Tiger is a fire-roasted condiment brand rendered as a maximalist typographic poster: a deep rust-brown canvas, a single searing Tiger Gold accent, and an absurdly oversized custom display face that swallows the viewport. The system behaves like a spice label — confident, warm, slightly aggressive — with pill-shaped controls, dotted horizontal rules, and dense botanical watermarks that suggest Indian heat without literal illustration. Text is the hero; product photography is small and isolated against the dark. Every surface shares the same warm brown family, and contrast is driven by the gold against charred browns, not by adding new hues.
Turmeric-bright graffiti on a tandoor wall. A single gold-on-rust palette with display type so large it reads as a spice market sign, not a webpage.
## Color palette and roles
- **Tiger Gold (#faae33)**: Primary action, filled buttons, active nav, heading strokes, key icon accents — the only chromatic color permitted to leave the warm-brown monochrome.
- **Ember Rust (#823513)**: Dominant page canvas and hero backdrop — the color that defines every viewport.
- **Saffron Glow (#9f531b)**: Secondary heading accent, decorative borders, mid-tone text — softens Tiger Gold without competing.
- **Chili Red (#d1255c)**: Saturated accent reserved for badge fills and alert-level highlights — appears sparingly to signal heat.
- **Charred Clove (#281006)**: Deepest surface — innermost cards, modal scrim, background behind the deepest contrast pairs.
- **Dark Spice (#402011)**: Card surfaces, input fields, badge fills, button ghost backgrounds, body text — the workhorse dark-brown.
- **Cardamom Brown (#6b2e12)**: Input borders, subtle dividers, muted inline elements — a step between Dark Spice and Ember Rust.
## Typography rules
- **Display**: Salmond, 700, 213px. Poster-scale hero headlines, line-height clamped 0.80–0.90. Fallback: Druk Wide, Antonio, Bebas Neue..
- **Body**: Graphikx, 500, 13px. Body micro-copy, button labels, inline meta where Salmond would feel too loud. Fallback: Inter, Geist, Untitled Sans..
## Spacing and shape
- Base unit: 10px.
- Default gap: 10px.
- Card padding: 16px.
- Section padding: 96px.
- Card corners: 6px.
- Control corners: 6px.
- Pills: 999px.
## Motion
Use expressive motion. Fast feedback lasts 160ms; composed transitions last 500ms; easing is cubic-bezier(0.22, 1, 0.36, 1).
## Guardrails
- Keep the warm-brown monochrome dominant across every viewport.
- Reserve Tiger Gold for the few elements that must interrupt the field.
- Use dense uppercase display type with generous body spacing.
- Avoid adding cool colors or polished corporate surfaces.
---
name: "Hungry Tiger"
mode: "dark"
---
# Hungry Tiger
## Visual theme and atmosphere
Hungry Tiger is a fire-roasted condiment brand rendered as a maximalist typographic poster: a deep rust-brown canvas, a single searing Tiger Gold accent, and an absurdly oversized custom display face that swallows the viewport. The system behaves like a spice label — confident, warm, slightly aggressive — with pill-shaped controls, dotted horizontal rules, and dense botanical watermarks that suggest Indian heat without literal illustration. Text is the hero; product photography is small and isolated against the dark. Every surface shares the same warm brown family, and contrast is driven by the gold against charred browns, not by adding new hues.
Turmeric-bright graffiti on a tandoor wall. A single gold-on-rust palette with display type so large it reads as a spice market sign, not a webpage.
## Color palette and roles
- **Tiger Gold (#faae33)**: Primary action, filled buttons, active nav, heading strokes, key icon accents — the only chromatic color permitted to leave the warm-brown monochrome.
- **Ember Rust (#823513)**: Dominant page canvas and hero backdrop — the color that defines every viewport.
- **Saffron Glow (#9f531b)**: Secondary heading accent, decorative borders, mid-tone text — softens Tiger Gold without competing.
- **Chili Red (#d1255c)**: Saturated accent reserved for badge fills and alert-level highlights — appears sparingly to signal heat.
- **Charred Clove (#281006)**: Deepest surface — innermost cards, modal scrim, background behind the deepest contrast pairs.
- **Dark Spice (#402011)**: Card surfaces, input fields, badge fills, button ghost backgrounds, body text — the workhorse dark-brown.
- **Cardamom Brown (#6b2e12)**: Input borders, subtle dividers, muted inline elements — a step between Dark Spice and Ember Rust.
## Typography rules
- **Display**: Salmond, 700, 213px. Poster-scale hero headlines, line-height clamped 0.80–0.90. Fallback: Druk Wide, Antonio, Bebas Neue..
- **Body**: Graphikx, 500, 13px. Body micro-copy, button labels, inline meta where Salmond would feel too loud. Fallback: Inter, Geist, Untitled Sans..
## Spacing and shape
- Base unit: 10px.
- Default gap: 10px.
- Card padding: 16px.
- Section padding: 96px.
- Card corners: 6px.
- Control corners: 6px.
- Pills: 999px.
## Motion
Use expressive motion. Fast feedback lasts 160ms; composed transitions last 500ms; easing is cubic-bezier(0.22, 1, 0.36, 1).
## Guardrails
- Keep the warm-brown monochrome dominant across every viewport.
- Reserve Tiger Gold for the few elements that must interrupt the field.
- Use dense uppercase display type with generous body spacing.
- Avoid adding cool colors or polished corporate surfaces.
---
name: "Hungry Tiger"
mode: "dark"
---
# Hungry Tiger
## Visual theme and atmosphere
Hungry Tiger is a fire-roasted condiment brand rendered as a maximalist typographic poster: a deep rust-brown canvas, a single searing Tiger Gold accent, and an absurdly oversized custom display face that swallows the viewport. The system behaves like a spice label — confident, warm, slightly aggressive — with pill-shaped controls, dotted horizontal rules, and dense botanical watermarks that suggest Indian heat without literal illustration. Text is the hero; product photography is small and isolated against the dark. Every surface shares the same warm brown family, and contrast is driven by the gold against charred browns, not by adding new hues.
Turmeric-bright graffiti on a tandoor wall. A single gold-on-rust palette with display type so large it reads as a spice market sign, not a webpage.
## Color palette and roles
- **Tiger Gold (#faae33)**: Primary action, filled buttons, active nav, heading strokes, key icon accents — the only chromatic color permitted to leave the warm-brown monochrome.
- **Ember Rust (#823513)**: Dominant page canvas and hero backdrop — the color that defines every viewport.
- **Saffron Glow (#9f531b)**: Secondary heading accent, decorative borders, mid-tone text — softens Tiger Gold without competing.
- **Chili Red (#d1255c)**: Saturated accent reserved for badge fills and alert-level highlights — appears sparingly to signal heat.
- **Charred Clove (#281006)**: Deepest surface — innermost cards, modal scrim, background behind the deepest contrast pairs.
- **Dark Spice (#402011)**: Card surfaces, input fields, badge fills, button ghost backgrounds, body text — the workhorse dark-brown.
- **Cardamom Brown (#6b2e12)**: Input borders, subtle dividers, muted inline elements — a step between Dark Spice and Ember Rust.
## Typography rules
- **Display**: Salmond, 700, 213px. Poster-scale hero headlines, line-height clamped 0.80–0.90. Fallback: Druk Wide, Antonio, Bebas Neue..
- **Body**: Graphikx, 500, 13px. Body micro-copy, button labels, inline meta where Salmond would feel too loud. Fallback: Inter, Geist, Untitled Sans..
## Spacing and shape
- Base unit: 10px.
- Default gap: 10px.
- Card padding: 16px.
- Section padding: 96px.
- Card corners: 6px.
- Control corners: 6px.
- Pills: 999px.
## Motion
Use expressive motion. Fast feedback lasts 160ms; composed transitions last 500ms; easing is cubic-bezier(0.22, 1, 0.36, 1).
## Guardrails
- Keep the warm-brown monochrome dominant across every viewport.
- Reserve Tiger Gold for the few elements that must interrupt the field.
- Use dense uppercase display type with generous body spacing.
- Avoid adding cool colors or polished corporate surfaces.
