Live capture at 1440px, 2026-10-24
How it’s built
- Layout
- Pale gray monochrome page; giant mixed sans/serif masthead with altered letter orientations and round mark; ruled episode rows, serif titles, circled-letter contributors, small durations.
- Type
- Monumental mixed sans/serif masthead with altered letter orientation; serif episode titles, tiny sans metadata and circled-letter contributor names.
- Color and surface
- Pale gray field, black type, fine gray horizontal rules and a deliberately faint unavailable row.
- Components
- Oversized masthead, short introduction, ruled text rows with episode IDs, contributors and durations.
What makes it work
- Oversized mixed-letter masthead over a fine-ruled editorial text index with circled-letter metadata.
On a new subjectFor a city oral-history archive, use a monumental mixed-letter title above ruled interview rows with serif titles and circled-letter speaker metadata.
Measured
Fonts loadedabcDiatype, halTimezone, halTimezone Fallback, halTimezoneMono, halTimezoneMono Fallback
Body text7.6px
Page backgroundtransparent
Text color#000000
Page height1,000px
Computed CSS at 1440px, 2026-10-24.
Live behavior
- Today
- Off Mute is a text-first episode index on a pale gray field. A huge “Base OFF MUTE” wordmark spans the top, followed by a short two-line description and a list divided by thin horizontal rules. Each row pairs an episode number, small series title, oversized serif episode title, contributor names set as outlined circular letters and a runtime at the right. Later rows are faded as coming soon.
- Responsive
- At 1440×1000 the measured document is 1440×1000 and the episode list fits in the captured viewport. At 768×1024 the document is 768×1886; at 390×844 it is 390×1955. Narrower frames center the episode metadata and titles, wrap long titles and contributor names, and show fewer rows at once. These samples do not establish breakpoint rules or behavior beyond the visible list.
- Scroll
- The state labeled desktop-scroll records actual scrollY=0; its screenshot matches the desktop t0/t2 episode list. The desktop measurement reports a 1440×1000 document, equal to the viewport height. This capture provides no scrolled-page evidence.
