For a school whose name is the first thing it teaches.
The twenty-third Quaeris Design release. An applied-AI school carrying a programme catalogue with a page per track, a method page, two published plans, an application page and a journal with authors and categories — twenty-nine routes, with the whole demo live and open to inspection.
Every figure came from astro-design-skillo.pages.dev. Open it and check.
One published website. VAT included; the studio licence covers client work. 14 days to withdraw, until the first download.
A visual direction for a school that teaches applied AI in short cohorts. Warm paper, near-black ink and one terracotta, Instrument Serif for the headlines, Schibsted Grotesk for reading and JetBrains Mono in small spaced capitals for every label. The one decision is the opening: the home page has no headline sentence, only the school’s name tracing itself along its own outline in terracotta, in a loop — and below it the palette holds to three hues, with photographs turned into a terracotta duotone so they join it instead of fighting it.
Every route below is generated at build and served as a static file.
The home page opens on the school’s name traced along its own outline, in a terracotta gradient, and redrawn in a loop. The outline is measured once in the browser, with the glyph shown finished while it is; without JavaScript or under reduced motion it simply stays drawn. The hidden heading behind it is the page’s only h1, and the component can be reused on any page.
Paper, ink and terracotta are the whole palette; every other shade is a transparency of the first two. The terracotta is never decorative: it marks the labels, the small squares on the section corners, button hovers and the selection colour. Photographs go through a grayscale and luminosity blend over terracotta, so they read as part of the page.
One IntersectionObserver handles the scroll reveals, the word-by-word headlines — read whole by screen readers — and the animated figures. Curves are springs written with linear() instead of CSS keywords. Reduced motion shows everything at once, and a fallback timer reveals the page if the observer never fires.
Identity, contact form, analytics and newsletter each live in one file under src/config. Out of the box the theme ships no third-party script, sets no cookie and needs no account: the form uses mailto, analytics and the newsletter are off. A provider chosen without its key falls back with a warning in the build instead of shipping broken.
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