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Minimal design system

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Create minimal, clean HTML artifacts with Tailwind CSS and shadcn-inspired HSL tokens. Use when the user requests a simple, professional design.

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Minimal Design System

A minimalist design system for HTML artifacts, dashboards, and websites.

Philosophy

  • Generous whitespace
  • Clear typography hierarchy
  • Minimal color palette
  • Auto dark mode via prefers-color-scheme
  • Accessible: WCAG AA minimum

Quick start template

Use Tailwind CSS via CDN and the HSL tokens from references/design-tokens.md.

Core tokens

  • --background: page background
  • --foreground: primary text
  • --primary: buttons and emphasis
  • --muted: subtle backgrounds
  • --border: borders and dividers
  • --card: card backgrounds
  • --radius: 0.5rem

Common components

  • Primary button: bg-primary text-primary-foreground h-11 px-8 rounded-md
  • Secondary button: border border-default h-11 px-8 rounded-md hover:bg-muted
  • Card: p-6 rounded-lg border border-default bg-card
  • Badge: text-xs px-2.5 py-1 rounded-full bg-muted
  • Input: h-11 px-4 rounded-md border border-default focus:ring-2 focus:ring-[hsl(var(--ring))]

Layout

  • Container max widths: max-w-7xl, max-w-4xl, max-w-3xl, max-w-2xl
  • Section spacing: py-16, py-24
  • Element gaps: gap-4, gap-6, gap-8

Rules

  • Use Lucide icons only. No emojis.
  • Never overwrite existing styles without asking.
  • Add focus-visible indicators.
  • Keep touch targets at least 44px.

Reference

  • references/design-tokens.md — complete tokens
  • references/components.md — full component library

Gives 2 of the 12 instructions most css styling skills give in 396 tokens

Counted across 586 of the 596 authors here whose files we hold, read 2026-08-06

  • avoid excessive centered layoutsin 55 of 586, across 12 files
  • bundle code into single HTML filein 54 of 586, across 14 files
  • Respect prefers-reduced-motion user settingsin 52 of 586, across 35 files
  • avoid purple gradientsin 51 of 586, across 11 files
  • avoid uniform rounded cornersin 51 of 586, across 11 files
  • avoid Inter fontin 51 of 586, across 11 files
  • edit generated files to develop artifactin 50 of 586, across 10 files
  • animate only transform and opacity propertiesin 43 of 586
  • Make touch targets at least 44x44 pixelshere, and in 41 of 586, across 15 files
  • Ensure minimum color contrast of 4.5:1in 39 of 586, across 10 files
  • use tailwind csshere, and in 39 of 586, across 24 files
  • Use SVG icons instead of emojisin 38 of 586, across 11 files

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  • use hsl design tokens
  • support auto dark mode via prefers-color-scheme
  • maintain generous whitespace
  • keep color palette minimal
  • use lucide icons only

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