Why fictional shops?
A shared fictional brief makes the differences easier to compare. When every kit becomes a pet shop, the style has to carry the mood instead of the source brand doing the work.
About the experiment
stylistical.ly is a small style lab for agent-made interfaces.
The first collection, State of Crypto Design 2026, looks at public crypto interfaces and turns their visible design patterns into fictional pet shops. Each kit is cleaned into prompts, tokens, and CSS so builders can remix the feel without copying the original brand.
Evidence, not cloning
Each kit is backed by observed layout, type, color, components, and interaction patterns. The goal is reusable style guidance, not lookalike product pages.
Clean public artifacts
Public kits include fictional proof screenshots, short summaries, component notes, image prompts, CSS variables, and token files. Source logos, source screenshots, raw extraction dumps, and private implementation details stay out.
How builders use it
Copy the Implementation Bundle into Codex, Claude, v0, or another coding agent when you want the full brief. Use the smaller files when you only need tokens, Tailwind values, CSS variables, or component prompts.
Credit
Built as a public experiment in making design references easier to study, share, and reuse with coding agents.
What might come later
For now stylistical.ly is a public experiment and gallery. A small coffee or payment link may show up later if it helps keep the lab running, but the focus stays on useful remixable style kits.