No. 05 · Cloud & infrastructure · Rate it
Ultraviolet
Dark-first infrastructure for AI — indigo space, violet light, glowing edges and isometric hardware
A night-mode language for compute, AI and developer platforms: near-black indigo canvas, grid-line backdrops that fade into violet auras, tiles whose borders catch light from one corner, a gradient stat tile, an isometric stack of hardware drawn in CSS and monospace numbers. The console is a dark sidebar with glowing active states, telemetry charts with soft light, utilization meters and a launch dialog with selectable hardware cards.
Best for
- GPU, cloud and AI infrastructure products
- Developer platforms and CLIs with a marketing site
- Monitoring and telemetry consoles
- Gaming, Web3 or hardware launches that want a night look
Not ideal for
- Healthcare, finance or government trust sites
- Long reading and documentation-heavy pages
- Audiences that print or work in bright environments
Signature moves
- Grid-line backdrop masked into a radial fade plus soft violet auras
- Tiles with a light-catching gradient border from one corner
- One gradient stat tile with a huge monospace number
- Isometric hardware stack built from CSS 3D transforms
- Primary buttons in a violet gradient with an outer glow
- Glowing status dots, meters and chart lines in the console
Try it with another brand color
Opens the demo with only --brand changed. The style should still read as Ultraviolet.
Install this skill
/plugin marketplace add tastefolio/tastefolio.github.io
/plugin install ultraviolet@tastefolionpx skills add tastefolio/tastefolio.github.io --skill ultravioletcurl -L https://tastefolio.github.io/downloads/ultraviolet.zip -o ultraviolet.zip
unzip ultraviolet.zip -d .claude/skills/Copy the folder anywhere your agent can read it, then reference it from AGENTS.md / rules:
"Follow skills/ultraviolet/SKILL.md for every UI change."Files
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