Taphome

Reference it for

• A trades, HVAC, shading, lighting or building-automation brand that wants to read as a calm consumer product, not an industrial spec sheet: plain-language hero, one accent, real product photography.
• A cool grey-scale system (ink #25252e on blue-tinted paper #f7f8fc, a nine-step named grey ladder) with a single sky-blue #3eb4fb carrying every CTA, eyebrow and live-state cue.
• A one-typeface discipline: Aeonik variable from 18px body to a 64px / 68px display, headings held at medium weight 500, uppercase 14px blue eyebrows at 0.05em tracking.
• A light/dark band rhythm: pale feature bands of white 24px-radius cards alternating with full-bleed #1a1b22 dark bands for product and app moments, so a technical catalogue stays approachable.
• Swiper-driven horizontal rails (news, references, Google reviews, a timed daily-schedule of automation cards) as the practical furniture for content-dense sections, with quiet 0.15s hover transitions and no scroll theatre.

Do not copy

• Aeonik is a licensed face (here served as a self-hosted variable woff2/ttf from /fonts/aeonikvf.woff2); map to a comparable grotesque such as Schibsted Grotesk, Mona Sans or a hosted Hanken Grotesk rather than shipping Aeonik without a licence.
• The multilingual nav (Features, Design, Shop, References, Documentation, Become a partner, Contacts plus SK / CS / HU / IT / PL / DE language switches) and the partner/distributor channel exist for a real European hardware company; a single-market Jiffi trades client should trim the nav and drop the locale switcher.
• Do not inherit the third-party stack by reflex (GTM, Meta Pixel, Cloudflare Insights, Comgate payments, the app-store and DWG-library plumbing, the cookie-consent banner); borrow the band rhythm and the accent discipline, not the tracking and commerce furniture.
• The in-app product screenshots (the thermostat dial, the lighting wheel, the shading widget) and the brand wordmark are TapHome's own; reference the composition, never lift the assets.