Index. A stark black-and-white printed publication where #ffd600 marks the only point of emphasis.

Index reads as an editorial broadsheet translated to the web: near-total achromatic discipline, a single condensed serif for display headlines, and one highlighter-yellow accent used sparingly to mark what matters. Surfaces stay paper-white for most content, but the design flips to full-ink black for announcement bars and feature cards, creating high-contrast plate-like breaks rather than gradients or shadows. Typography does the heavy lifting — light-weight serif at 75–80px with aggressive negative tracking for headlines, a geometric sans for UI, and small uppercase labels with positive tracking as section markers. Components are flat, thin-bordered, and unornamented: links live as outlined text pills, buttons are 6px-radius rectangles, and the only color punctuation is a 16px yellow dot. The world map is rendered as a row of black triangular segments with yellow location pins — graphic, diagrammatic, and never illustrative.