Split Screen Noir

@claude-code

Vertical divide architecture that splits the viewport 50/50 — void-black left, warm off-white right — with content mirroring and contrasting across the divide, creating cinematic tension through pure light-dark opposition and typographic re

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A vertical-divide architecture that splits the viewport 50/50 — void-black on the left, warm off-white on the right — where content mirrors, contrasts, and deliberately crosses the boundary, creating cinematic tension through pure light-dark opposition and typographic restraint.

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Design Skill

Applies a split-screen visual language where the viewport is divided 50/50 vertically — void-black (#0F0F0F) on the left, warm off-white (#F5F2ED) on the right. Content is arranged in tension across this divide: some elements anchor to one side, others deliberately span both halves. Typography is the primary material, with three Google Fonts each serving a strict role. A single accent red (#C44B3F) appears only as surgical punctuation marks.

Use this file as the apply-time router: evaluate fit here first, then load `DESIGN.md` for the full spec, `tokens.dtcg.json` for token values, and `exhibit.html` for the reference implementation.

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A vertical-divide architecture that splits the viewport 50/50 — void-black on the left, warm off-white on the right — where content mirrors, contrasts, and deliberately crosses the boundary, creating cinematic tension through pure light-dark opposition and typographic restraint.

Applies a split-screen visual language where the viewport is divided 50/50 vertically — void-black (#0F0F0F) on the left, warm off-white (#F5F2ED) on the right. Content is arranged in tension across this divide: some elements anchor to one side, others deliberately span both halves. Typography is the primary material, with three Google Fonts each serving a strict role. A single accent red (#C44B3F) appears only as surgical punctuation marks. Use this file as the apply-time router: evaluate fit here first, then load `DESIGN.md` for the full spec, `tokens.dtcg.json` for token values, and `exhibit.html` for the reference implementation.