Miux

Reference it for

• Warm cream page rgb(247, 243, 237) (--brand-light) as the base — not white, not off-white, distinctly warm
• rgb(51, 51, 53) near-black (--brand-dark) for body — sits warmer than pure black
• Four-step stone-and-sand accent palette — #b9bdab sage, #d5c8b0 sand, #9e8f7b taupe, #986c32 toast — useful as section backgrounds rather than UI accents
• --dark-* opacity ramp tokens (7/10/15/20/30/40/50/70) for borders, dividers, muted text — single source of opacity rather than separate hex values
• Handwritten signature logomark (single brush-stroke "m") paired with a mono-feel tiny descriptor
• Two-line nav items: tiny eyebrow ("Projects ( 11 )") + heavier label ("Work") + thin arrow — packs context without dropdowns
• Single-family custom grotesque + Times for italic accent — restrained type system that still feels editorial
• Three-weight system (400, 500, 550) with 550 reserved for headlines — middle-weight headline trick

Do not copy

• The handwritten "m" signature logomark (custom to MIUX)
• The "Premium design for brands ready to be trusted, chosen, and remembered" headline
• The "Made In UX" / "MIUX Studio" stamp moment
• The Seattle-based positioning
• The "A studio crafting captivating digital experiences" tagline
• The custom __SSS_7de170 font (likely a licensed cut renamed by Next.js — pick a similar grotesque: Söhne, GT America, Maison Neue, or open-source Inter Tight / General Sans)
• The exact four-step stone-and-sand accent palette (substitute with the client's secondary palette)
• The horizontal-scroll-pinned case study section unless the brand has 4-6+ disciplines worth pinning