Eindhoven Design District. A municipal design manifesto rendered in oversized type, sparse photographs, and absolute restraint.

Eindhoven Design District reads as editorial brutalism on white paper: a near-monochrome canvas where typography does the heavy lifting and photography earns its space through scale and asymmetric placement. The entire interface is a conversation between massive HelveticaNow display type and quiet supporting text, with black-on-white doing 95% of the work. The only chromatic note is a single vivid red used as a content accent (article category labels) — never as UI chrome. Components are deliberately flat: pill-shaped ghost buttons, image-top article cards, hairline borders, zero shadows or gradients. The result is less a website and more a printed design journal that happens to be interactive.