DevThrottle Styles

30 design styles, each one a complete guide a coding agent can follow. Pick a number and tell your agent: make my resume in 011.

  1. Style 001, Statement: a website in this style001StatementWebsiteBlack page, one enormous light serif sentence, nothing competing.After Athletics (athleticsnyc.com)
  2. Style 002, Broadside: a website in this style002BroadsideWebsiteCream paper, towering condensed capitals, and a quiet light serif doing the talking underneath.After Pact (workwithpact.com)
  3. Style 003, Schematic: a website in this style003SchematicWebsiteA calm technical drawing: hairline frames with corner ticks, a whisper-thin serif, and mono labels.After Speakeasy (speakeasy.com)
  4. Style 004, Acid Split: a website in this style004Acid SplitWebsiteAn acid-lime field and an ink panel split by a grey spine, with tight heavy grotesk in grey and lime.After London Short Film Festival (shortfilms.org.uk)
  5. Style 005, Two Voices: a website in this style005Two VoicesWebsiteOne saturated orange field and a big sturdy serif that turns from roman to italic mid-sentence.After Rendezvous Barbers (myrendezvous.ca)
  6. Style 006, Lowlight: a web app in this style006LowlightWeb appNear-black surfaces stacked a few shades apart, small medium-weight type in four greys, and colour only where it means a state.After Linear (linear.app)
  7. Style 007, Gridline: a web app in this style007GridlineWeb appA white page drawn as a spreadsheet: hairline cells, medium-weight Inter, one black button, and statements that start in ink and fade to grey.After Attio (attio.com)
  8. Style 008, Almanac: a web app in this style008AlmanacWeb appA soft grey canvas ruled with faint guide lines, white panels on it, a heavy tight geometric headline, and states shown as calendar-day tiles in black and grey.After Cal.com (cal.com)
  9. Style 009, Evergreen: a web app in this style009EvergreenWeb appCrisp white with a forest-green spine, dense regular-weight grotesk lists, and a mono capitals voice for every button and tag.After Plain (plain.com)
  10. Style 010, Dusk: a web app in this style010DuskWeb appDeep blue-violet night with lavender-white ink, soft light-to-medium weights set slightly open, generous ruled rows, and one periwinkle pill.After Mercury (mercury.com)
  11. Style 011, Voice: a resume in this style011VoiceResumeCool grey paper on screen, a condensed serif for the statement, italic where the person is named for what they do.After Elena Scott (elenascott.co)
  12. Style 012, Listing: a resume in this style012ListingResumeInformation set as a black-ruled table, one Swiss grotesk, structure doing all the work.After New Exhibitions (newexhibitions.com)
  13. Style 013, Tenancy: a resume in this style013TenancyResumeWarm paper, brown ink, a heavy tight grotesk statement split across the page, ruled strips and tracked mono labels.After Ray Phoenix (rayphoenix.place)
  14. Style 014, Dispatch: a resume in this style014DispatchResumeOne ultramarine ink on white: a light Times-like serif in capitals for the statement, a Swiss sans for everything else, and nothing more.After Social Impact Capital (social-impact-capital.com)
  15. Style 015, Notebook: a resume in this style015NotebookResumeOne small size for everything on warm paper; black names the thing, taupe describes it, set in index-like columns.After Gardener (gardener.nyc)
  16. Style 016, Long Letter: a report in this style016Long LetterReportA calm shareholder letter: light grotesque on a cool pale ground, a dashed column grid left visible, and one hard diagonal cut into deep navy with a white sheet laid across it.After Stripe's 2024 annual letter (stripe.com/annual-updates/2024)
  17. Style 017, Open Figures: a report in this style017Open FiguresReportHonest, labelled data writing: a navy masthead, a yellow band holding a white title card, and charts in quiet frames with units on every tick.After Our World in Data (ourworldindata.org)
  18. Style 018, Field Day: a report in this style018Field DayReportVisual-essay energy: every figure is a dark panel standing on a flat magenta field, captioned underneath in a heavy, soft, lowercase serif.After The Pudding (pudding.cool)
  19. Style 019, Front Page: a report in this style019Front PageReportBroadsheet authority on newsprint: the finding set as a giant compressed banner headline, red section titles between a heavy and a light rule, and a news serif for everything that is read.After The Free Press (thefp.com)
  20. Style 020, Night Edition: a report in this style020Night EditionReportDark editorial: a light, sharp book serif set large on black, a monospaced voice for every number and date, dotted rules, and one thin white outline per figure.After Every (every.to)
  21. Style 021, On Time: a mobile app in this style021On TimeMobile appDense facts made calm: big bold figures lead, everything else is quiet grey, and colour only ever means state.After Flighty (flighty.com)
  22. Style 022, Darkroom: a mobile app in this style022DarkroomMobile appA black instrument with no colour at all: big rounded slabs, thin wide figures, mono readouts, and 'on' shown by white fill.After Halide by Lux (lux.camera)
  23. Style 023, Kind Weather: a mobile app in this style023Kind WeatherMobile appEvery topic lives in its own soft colour field; facts are said kindly, bold first and grey after, with orange for 'done'.After Gentler Streak (gentler.app)
  24. Style 024, Harbor: a mobile app in this style024HarborMobile appNavy, never black, on a pale-blue page: centred figures with a small raised dollar sign, money said as 'left' and 'spent', categories as rings.After Copilot Money (copilot.money)
  25. Style 025, Thread: a mobile app in this style025ThreadMobile appA warm salmon sky over a white sheet, and the day strung on one dotted thread of coloured capsules whose length means something.After Structured (structured.app)
  26. Style 026, Composure: a desktop app in this style026ComposureDesktop appCool grey and white, one blue for where you are, and a quiet monochrome glyph set that tells each list apart by fill.After Things by Cultured Code (culturedcode.com/things)
  27. Style 027, Keystroke: a desktop app in this style027KeystrokeDesktop appNear-black, tracked Inter in three greys, mono labels, keycaps for actions, and one sharp red for what is due.After Raycast (raycast.com)
  28. Style 028, Folio: a desktop app in this style028FolioDesktop appEvery item is a document: a sturdy tight serif title on a soft white sheet, a quiet sans for the interface, and one confident pastel for what is selected.After Craft (craft.do)
  29. Style 029, Gutter: a desktop app in this style029GutterDesktop appDeep navy, content shown as source text in a mono with numbered lines, and vivid syntax colour doing the hierarchy.After Nova by Panic (nova.app)
  30. Style 030, Faceplate: a desktop app in this style030FaceplateDesktop appBlack panel, tight Swiss grotesk headlines, small white mono capitals for labels, square white outlines, and one orange key.After Telepathic Instruments (telepathicinstruments.com)

How the numbers work

Every style has a number that never changes. Your agent reads the full guide for that number - type, colour, spacing, layout, the components and what never to do - and builds to it. The previews are our own re-makings with free fonts; each style credits the work it is after. The full guides are free with a DevThrottle account.