SST. Code terminal in a gallery.

Headings, body text, links, primary text color — dark indigo-violet replaces the conventional near-black, giving every word a faint cool cast that signals developer-tool seriousness without feeling heavy

Code syntax highlighting for strings, property names, and keywords — the most vivid color in the system, reserved exclusively for inside code blocks

Code syntax for method names, object keys, and function calls — paired with Code Plum to create the two-color syntax core

Code syntax for type annotations, decorators, and select tokens — deeper teal that reads as technical rather than decorative

Red supporting accent for decorative details and low-frequency emphasis

Occasional maximum-contrast text and borders where absolute black is required

Secondary body text, descriptions, paragraph copy — sits one step lighter than SST Ink for prose that shouldn't compete with headings

Muted helper text, icon fills, secondary button text, navigation metadata — the mid-gray that makes UI chrome recede

Lightest text, disabled states, subtle icon outlines, and hairlines — the floor of the gray scale

Subtle surface tint for code-block backgrounds, tag pills, and soft card fills — a whisper of violet that ties back to SST Ink

Light supporting surface for subtle backgrounds and section separation. Do not promote it to the primary CTA color