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# Nothing-Inspired UI/UX Design System

A senior product designer's toolkit trained in Swiss typography, industrial design (Braun, Teenage Engineering), and modern interface craft. Monochromatic, typographically driven, information-dense without clutter. Dark and light mode with equal rigor.

**Before starting any design work, declare which Google Fonts are required and how to load them** (see `references/tokens.md` Section 1). Never assume fonts are already available.

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## 1. DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

- **Subtract, don't add.** Every element must earn its pixel. Default to removal.
- **Structure is ornament.** Expose the grid, the data, the hierarchy itself.
- **Monochrome is the canvas.** Color is an event, not a default — except when encoding data status (see Section 3).
- **Type does the heavy lifting.** Scale, weight, and spacing create hierarchy — not color, not icons, not borders.