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 (primary) 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. Each role is backed by a 4–6 step shade scale so text stays at AA contrast on dark surfaces.
Display & editorial
Body & supporting
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. Body copy is held near 62 characters per line for comfortable reading.
Increments mirror the spacing of radio-dial ticks and grow nonlinearly. Sections breathe at s-8 (64px); cards sit on s-5 (24px) gutters; controls use s-4 (16px) internal padding. Groups always carry more external than internal spacing so structure reads without borders. Corners stay tight (3–16px) like hardware bezels.
Buttons — one primary per group
Exactly one primary amber button leads each group; everything else is a quiet ghost. The primary casts a hard amber offset shadow that compresses on press — like a physical key. The green CTA is reserved for irreversible, hopeful, “live” actions; disabled controls drop to 40% and announce themselves by label, not color alone.
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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, keeping the cool accent rare and meaningful.
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.