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Aurora

Aurora is built for studios whose work needs both spectacle and explanation. A shader-lit opening establishes atmosphere without requiring a hero image, then the page shifts onto a pale editorial ground where projects can unfold at full width. Rounded media, disciplined grotesk type, and a focused reading measure make room for process, evidence, and the decisions behind the finished work.

Overall feel

Cinematic and exact

Best for

Product studios, research teams, and digital portfolios

Palettes

UltravioletDefault
Afterglow
Deep Sea
Daybreak

Character

A dark, shader-lit opening that places transparent navigation directly over the color field
Full-width rounded project media followed by restrained, highly readable text
Close-set grotesk headlines with compact labels and generous section intervals
Ultraviolet, Afterglow, and Deep Sea night palettes, plus a pale Daybreak palette that keeps the screens dark

Does Aurora require video or custom shader artwork?

No. Its built-in luminous field creates the opening atmosphere on its own. You can still use image or video media when the material adds real information.

Can Aurora support detailed case studies?

Yes. Collection archives provide large project cards, and item pages move from a broad rounded cover into a focused reading column for process, research, outcomes, and related work.

Which color palette does Aurora start with?

Aurora begins with Ultraviolet. Afterglow offers a warmer coral direction, and Deep Sea shifts the same luminous system toward blue.