DESIGN

Token judgment (polarity, palette, contrast, type floors) lives in the @theme header in styles/global.css — you’ll meet it when you set the tokens. This file governs the surfaces:

• Full-bleed, not boxed. Don’t wrap pages in a narrow centered shell (max-w-4xl mx-auto around everything). Design for the viewport; use peripheral space intentionally.
• One primary CTA per page, worded to the page’s actual action — “Add to Cart”, “Book a Table”, “Reserve Your Spot” — never “Submit” / “Click here” / “Learn more” as the hero action.
• Icons render bare on the surface — no circle/square/pill shell behind nav or card glyphs.
• No emojis in UI copy, headings, or empty states (unless the brief itself asks for them).
• Vary the look across projects. Repeating the same palette/layout on unrelated brands is a failure mode, not a shortcut — two sites with the same vertical and different briefs should look nothing alike.

This constrains the how, not the what — the brief and the vertical decide what the pages are; INSTRUCTIONS decides which surfaces exist.