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Mobile Editorial
StyleminimalA mobile editorial style that compresses magazine rhythm into a phone screen with serif headlines, warm paper surfaces, and modular content cards.
#24211f#fffdf8#e97b61#c5d8c1#e9d7a9#d7c4e8Preview
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# Visual style: Mobile Editorial A mobile editorial style that compresses magazine rhythm into a phone screen with serif headlines, warm paper surfaces, and modular content cards. ## Rules for the AI STYLE: Mobile Editorial MUST USE: - Warm paper background #fffdf8 and ink text #24211f - Distinctive serif display headlines paired with readable sans-serif body text - Single-column mobile reading flow with clear title, summary, metadata, and action order - Fine separators, generous vertical rhythm, and one coral action color - Comments, author, and save actions presented as content annotations - Stable bottom navigation for mobile orientation MUST AVOID: - Multiple competing accent colors - Desktop multi-column layouts forced onto phones - Tiny body text or compressed line-height - Decorative gradients replacing editorial hierarchy INTERACTION: - Use restrained transitions and underline or color changes for links - Preserve reading position when expanding comments or details - Keep actions at least 44px tall on touch devices COLOR ROLES: - Paper: #fffdf8 - Ink: #24211f - Action: #e97b61 - Supporting accents: #c5d8c1, #e9d7a9, #d7c4e8
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