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Visual style: soft-rounded

Approachable and modern. Rounded cards, gentle elevation, friendly rhythm. For product, SaaS, training, consumer decks.

1. Shape & decoration

Shape language: rounded rectangles (rx 12-16), pill tags, soft containers. Consistent radius deck-wide.
Decoration: cards as the primary container; icon accents; numbered circles; gentle dividers. Moderate, in service of clarity.
Whitespace: comfortable padding inside cards; even gutters; balanced rather than austere.

2. Typography character

Friendly sans (humanist or geometric); medium weights; clear but not severe hierarchy.
Rounded, open letterforms suit; avoid condensed / industrial faces.

Families are chosen at confirmation g; this style asks for an approachable sans character.

3. Using the deck's colors

Theme color used confidently on covers / chapter backgrounds; same-hue tints for card backings; accent for key figures.
Warmer, more generous color use than swiss / editorial — still disciplined (60-30-10), never rainbow.

HEX values come from confirmation e; this style only governs the confident-but-disciplined (60-30-10) color use — it names no colors.

4. Texture / elevation

Gentle elevation: soft shadows on floating cards (resting tier), subtle tints, optional same-hue gradients. Two-tier elevation max; keep peer-grid cards flat. (Full shadow rules: shared-standards.md §6.)

5. Paired image-rendering

flat — clean modern blocks for AI images. (For frosted-glass depth, see the dedicated glassmorphism style.)