Syndie
Pick the direction worth building.
Each version below is a complete pass over the same four screens — landing page, Home, Review queue, and Unibox — in a different visual language. Open them side by side.
Landing, finalized
Built from the team's review: serif display, sharp 3px geometry, the organic green gradient as the hero backdrop, a lighter thinner grid, quiet stats — and an interactive "Try Syd" demo where visitors watch it verify claims and play the prospect. The design system for the app derives from this page next.
Sky backdrop
One long solarpunk photograph sits at low opacity behind the hero, the logo strip and the demo, with a fine grain over it. All CTAs are black, every section heading shares one left edge, and the demo panel now says what it is.
Liquid green
Arcade's mechanics in Syndie green: an inset hero panel where one liquid gradient flows white to deep green, and the website field is the hero action itself. New light painterly solarpunk artwork carries the connection story. Corner radius, gradients and copy unchanged.
Landing, with the artwork
V4's curation rebuilt: solarpunk artwork clustered at the hero edges, the green aurora as a background field only, sharp 3px geometry, solid icon fields, and an Intercom-style walkthrough where picking a surface swaps the panel beside it.
The Convergence
V5's organic hero picture, sharp 3px corners, demo-first flow and Try-Syd UX — wearing V6's component effects and halos in green-only gradients, on pure white, black, and grey. No cream.
Aurora Editorial
From the second review round: airy white editorial canvas, two-tone serif headlines, mono flag-labels, a black problem section, the deep-green stat panel, aurora gradient pill CTAs — and no grid. Same interactive Try Syd demo.
Editorial Monograph
The Cohere language: cream paper, ink pill actions, serif display type, tonal surfaces instead of shadows — with the Fluence gradient reserved for imagery.
Warm Cream Editorial
The Intercom language: whisper-weight 300 type, sharp 4px corners, black filled buttons, warm cream surfaces — sections separated by tone, never by lines.
Signal & Landscape
The Valley language: dotted-grid paper, mono caption boxes, painterly artwork panels with floating signal chips, black rectangles, and a dark storytelling section.
The Synthesis
The best of all three: Cohere's serif display and ink pills, Intercom's warm cream and edge-photo hero, Valley's mono labels and grid paper — with the Fluence rule as the signature.
All four versions share one URL — this page. Adding a version never changes existing ones.