Brutalism

A neo-brutalist first screen: a slab headline beside a pile of hard-shadow cards you can grab and throw. Thrown cards fly off and cut to the bottom; the rest step up. Nothing eases.

A reorderable neo-brutalist deck where cards lift onto their shadows, travel in straight lines and land exactly. Drag, shuffle or move with the keyboard; ranks stamp as cards land.

A neo-brutalist button on a hard 5px shadow: hover lifts it 2px, a press lands it exactly on its shadow. 3px ink everywhere, 100ms linear, no blur.

A neo-brutalist card on a hard shadow: it lifts 2px on hover and lands on the shadow when pressed. A flat drawn motif or a photo, a punched price tag, a sticker badge, 3px ink throughout.

Features in an exposed table with A1 coordinates. As each row scrolls in, its cells are stamped on left to right: a black slab wipes across in hard steps, then the cell prints.

A neo-brutalist bar whose menu is a full-screen index that cuts in and out in one frame: huge section rows between 3px rules, a hard inverted selection, links and a feature card beside it.

Display type whose weight slams instead of easing: letters jump 400 → 650 → 900 in two hard steps, left to right like a row of stamps, and let go in three.

Neo-brutalist form fields in 3px ink: focus presses a field into its shadow, and errors are stamped on as tilted black tags. The browser's own validation, a posting form and a received stamp.

Neo-brutalist pricing where each price is a label stuck on its card at a tilt. A monthly or yearly switch changes every price in one frame; the featured plan sits higher on a deeper shadow.

A background of 80-column punch cards whose holes spell real text in Hollerith code. Holes are punched in column by column on arrival; point at a column to decode it.

A neo-brutalist footer under a strip of hazard tape you can grab and throw on its slow 48-second crawl, a sign-up that stamps the tape, and a giant wordmark whose letters press down onto their own ink plates.