Yuga. Black gallery with neon lime punctuation.

Yuga operates as a void-gallery: pure black canvases, pure white typography, and a single chartreuse flare that reads like neon in a darkroom. The system is brutally reductive — two tones carry the entire interface, with a third acid-lime color reserved for accent strips and decorative punctuation rather than action. Typography is monumental: ultra-tight tracking, crushed line-heights below 0.9 even at 100px+, and a custom geometric grotesque pushed to display sizes that fill viewports. Components are rounded generously (30–90px radii), creating a softness that contrasts with the otherwise severe monochromatic space. The halftone dot field and pixelated logo dissolve act as the only ornamentation, reinforcing a digital-art-meets-exhibition-hall atmosphere where content is the artifact and the chrome stays out of the way.