Aurora Glass
Aurora glow × frosted glass, a dark SaaS landing page
Violet, cyan and pink auroras drift slowly across a near-black canvas; frosted-glass cards carry a cursor-following spotlight, and one italic serif word in every headline breaks the engineered tone. Built for AI, cloud and developer platforms that want to feel expensive and calm.
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Signature details
- One italic serif word per headline
- Cursor-following card spotlight
- Product console with a gradient hairline border
Page sections
- Floating glass nav
- Hero + product console
- Logo marquee
- Bento features
- Metrics band
- Pricing
- Testimonial
- FAQ
- Closing CTA
Palette
- Void
#07070B— background - Paper
#F4F4F7— text - Mist
#9A9AAE— text-muted - Violet
#7C5CFF— glow - Lavender
#A78BFA— accent - Cyan
#22D3EE— glow - Rose
#F472B6— glow
Typefaces
- Inter Tight — display / body
- Instrument Serif — italic accent
- JetBrains Mono — code
Prompt outline
- Design Intent
- Design Tokens
- Typography
- Color & Material
- Layout & Grid
- Page Blueprint
- Components
- Motion & Interaction
- Responsive Behavior
- Accessibility
- Do / Don't
- Output Requirements
How to use this style
Copy the full prompt into any AI; or download it as an agent skill / Cursor rule / AGENTS.md; or, in any MCP-connected tool, say: “Build this page in the aurora-glass-saas style from ui-atlas”.
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# Aurora Glass — Dark SaaS Landing Page You are a senior product designer and front-end engineer with an obsessive eye for typography, light and motion. Build a marketing landing page for a fictional AI inference platform called **"Halcyon"** in the **Aurora Glass** style described below. Treat every value in this brief as a specification, not a suggestion. ## 1. Design Intent Nocturnal, luminous, precise — like watching the northern lights through the window of a server room. The page sits on an almost-black canvas where slow, blurred aurora blooms (violet, cyan, a touch of pink) drift behind frosted-glass surfaces. Typography is tight and confident; a single italic serif word in each headline adds a human, editorial accent against the engineered sans. The first viewport must feel expensive and calm, never noisy: light does the decoration, not illustrations.