One design system,
three sites re-dressed

A privacy-first PDF redaction tool. Kept light — it handles sensitive documents, so clarity and trust beat drama. Its brand is ink, so the primary stays near-black; the system violet appears only where the product speaks (verification states, links).

• Font: system stack → Inter Variable throughout, mono for the verification labels.
• Palette: zinc/slate patchwork → one warm-neutral paper, one ink, one restrained violet accent.
• Components: the signature “Export checked” panel becomes a calm bordered card with soft shadow; guide cards and FAQ get the shared 16px radius / hairline treatment.

A free PDF toolbox that runs entirely in the browser — compress, merge, convert, split, unlock and sign. Kept light, like InkOut: it handles personal documents, so calm and readable wins. Its own brand color is an emerald green, kept but turned down to links, hovers and the trust strip.

• Font: custom display/body pairing → Inter Variable throughout, mono for the small labels.
• Palette: slate + emerald patchwork → one warm-neutral paper, one ink, emerald #047857 as the single restrained accent.
• Components: the six tool cards, trust strip, three steps and FAQ rebuilt with the shared 16px radius / hairline / soft-shadow treatment; the full six-column footer is preserved link for link.

A reading-first explainer magazine. Kept light and warm-neutral for long reading sessions, but the display serif-style headline font (Bricolage) is retired in favor of Inter at every level. Section identity survives as four muted color chips (Tech / Games / Screen / Life) — recognizable, but turned down.

• Font: Bricolage → Inter Variable; headlines tighten up, dates and read times switch to mono.
• Palette: cream + navy patchwork → one paper tone, one ink, four desaturated section hues.
• Components: real cover images kept; cards unified to the shared radius/border/shadow, section blocks become quiet panels instead of colored boxes.