Visual Interview #002 · Foundation · Iteration II

Layout & Typography

Starseed · stars & vines, always

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Question 2.1

How much of the tarot-cover richness should carry into the top of a report (the hero / cover)?

AFull tarot-cover intensity — gilded frame, nebula core, dripping gold BMedium — chrome-gradient title + thin rose-gold frame + flat starfield backdrop CQuiet — chrome title only, no frame, small scatter of neon-pink stars DVaries by report type — I'll tell you when to go big vs quiet

Opinion (add your own words)

Question 2.2

How decorated should the body feel (the part with actual reading)?

AAs rich as the cover — every section is a framed card with vines and stars BMid — subtle vine/star motifs at section breaks, clean text in between CCalm — plain black canvas, chrome-accent headings, thin rose-gold rules DDifferent mix — I'll describe it

Opinion

Question 2.3

The tarot-cover title is iridescent chrome cursive. For report titles, which reads most "you"?

AExact tarot-cover chrome cursive — ornate, flowing (Great Vibes, Allura) BChrome cursive, slightly less ornate — more readable small (Satisfy, Dancing Script) CChrome sleek-arcane — iridescent on modern sans/serif (Cinzel, Unbounded) DDifferent — describe it

Opinion

Question 2.4

Body text has to stay readable on phone and desktop. Which pairs best with your chrome display?

AElegant serif — book-like (Cormorant Garamond, Playfair) BClean sans — modern, dyslexia-friendly (Lexend, Inter, Atkinson Hyperlegible) CFriendly sans — softer curves (Nunito, DM Sans, Quicksand) DDifferent — describe it

Opinion

Question 2.5

Accessibility controls (font-size, line-height, spacing, high-contrast, reduce-motion). How should they surface?

AAlways visible at the top of every report BTucked behind a chrome-star toggle, bottom-right, opens a panel CPre-set once by me, hidden forever DDifferent — describe it

Opinion

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