Terminal

Restyle my page in a Terminal style: nerdy, precise and fun, as if the whole site runs in a command line. Palette: background #0B0F0C, panels #111812, text #C8F7C5 (phosphor green), secondary #6A8F6A, accent #39FF88 for prompts, links and the cursor, borders #1F2E22. Optional amber #FFB000 for warnings only. Type: JetBrains Mono for everything, 14–15px body, headlines 600 weight at a large size with letter-spacing -0.02em. Use lowercase labels like `~/menu` and comments like `// baked daily`. For Chinese text pair the headlines with Noto Sans SC (500) and the body with Noto Sans SC, and never italicise or tighten Chinese. Layout: a window chrome bar with three dots at the top, content as command output: headlines start with a `>` or `$` prompt, lists use `-` or `[x]`, sections separated by dashed lines (`- - -`) or ASCII rules. Components: 0–4px radius, 1px solid #1F2E22 borders. Buttons look like `[ order --now ]`: bracketed text, accent colour, inverted on hover (accent background, dark text). Cards look like log entries with a timestamp. A blinking block cursor after the main headline. Motion: text types itself out, scrambles on hover and settles, an optional falling-glyph background at low opacity. Respect prefers-reduced-motion by showing the final text instantly. Avoid: serif fonts, rounded friendly shapes, pastel colours, images with no purpose.