Old Town
Gediminas Hill
Where the iron wolf howled a city into being. Climb the cobbles at dusk and watch the amber light pool in the brickwork.
A warm signal from the Baltic. Amber phosphor glow over charcoal, tuned to the frequency of a city that turned the cold years into green spring. This is the brand system, broadcasting live.
Amber phosphor carries the system; ember is the hot accent for alerts and emphasis; a single cool freedom green marks anything live, growing, or hopeful — never more than 10% of any view.
Pairing logic: Bebas Neue for the loud condensed shouts, Space Mono as the machine voice of the body, Fraunces italic for rare human, literary asides.
Increments mirror the spacing of radio-dial ticks. Sections breathe at 64px; cards at 22px gutters; controls at 14px internal padding. Corners stay tight (3–14px) like hardware bezels.
Buttons
Primary buttons cast a hard amber drop-shadow that compresses on press — like a physical key. The green CTA is reserved for irreversible, hopeful, "live" actions.
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Where the iron wolf howled a city into being. Climb the cobbles at dusk and watch the amber light pool in the brickwork.
A self-declared bohemian republic with its own constitution. Article one: everyone has the right to love the river Vilnia.
The slow green artery threading the city. Cycle the banks at golden hour while the skyline flickers on like a tuned receiver.
Icons are drawn as single-weight amber line art — antenna silhouettes, river waves, Baltic spires. Freedom green appears only inside symbols of love and growth.
Two rivers, one frequency. Discover the amber-lit streets of the Old Town, the rebel republic of Užupis, and a hundred warm corners waiting for your signal.