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EveryName Sitters

A bright identity-and-naming kit translated into the fictional pet shop EveryName Sitters. Best for pet profile naming, owner portals, playful identity search, developer/resource pages, pastel educational sections, and stat counters; exchange-style trading tables are unavailable.

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EveryName Sitters Identity Kit desktop screenshot

Cleaned style kit

Reusable style notes, not a copy kit.

Source
https://ens.domains/
Snapshot
State of Crypto Design 2026
Captured
2026-05-02T18:55:01.851Z

Implementation bundle

Copy one clean packet, or just the pieces you need.

Copy the full bundle when you want an agent to build in this style. Use the individual files when you only need tokens, CSS, Tailwind, or component prompts.

1Start with the bundle

The bundle keeps the build brief and style notes together.

2Use the tokens

Use CSS variables, Tailwind values, and JSON tokens when you need exact values.

3Borrow components

Component prompts describe reusable patterns. Keep weak areas marked limited or unavailable.

Implementation Bundlemarkdown
# EveryName Sitters Implementation Bundle

Use this as the build brief for an AI coding agent. The base remix prompt tells the agent what to make; the style kit adds evidence, component behavior, and known limits.

## Base Remix Prompt

Build a fictional pet-shop interface using the EveryName Sitters Identity Kit style kit.

Use EveryName Sitters as the demo brand. Adapt the captured ENS.domains visual system into pet-care content: adoption, grooming, training, profiles, community, and care services. Do not use source logos, screenshots, trademarked collection names, or readable source text.

Prioritize these strong categories: overall-style, color-system, typography, layout, navigation, hero, buttons, cards, forms, badges-status, image-style, interaction-states.

Weak or missing categories: tables (unavailable), charts (limited), menus-modals (limited).


## Agent Kit

# EveryName Sitters Identity Kit Agent Kit

A bright identity-and-naming kit translated into the fictional pet shop EveryName Sitters. Best for pet profile naming, owner portals, playful identity search, developer/resource pages, pastel educational sections, and stat counters; exchange-style trading tables are unavailable.

## Source Evidence

- Source capture: https://ens.domains/
- Snapshot: State of Crypto Design 2026
- Dossier artifacts are preserved in `artifacts/` and concrete values come from the local design-dossier capture.

## Style Rules

- Use the extracted colors: #f6f6f6, #011a25, #0080bc, #f53293, #c5ddcc, #f2c4da.
- Keep all copy, imagery, logo marks, pet names, and product details fictional.
- Preserve the captured component grammar where evidence is strong.
- Use original pet-shop previews and generated imagery rather than source screenshots.

## Category Limits

- tables: unavailable
- charts: limited
- menus-modals: limited

## Implementation Notes

### EveryName Sitters overall style
Status: available

Evidence: DESIGN.md captures an ENS homepage with split-copy-and-media, centered Welcome to the New Internet h1, domain-link CTAs, feature sections, counters, forms, and a dark footer.

Prompt: Build a fictional pet-shop surface for EveryName Sitters using the captured visual language, but replace all source assets, logos, and text with original pet-care content.

### Evidence-backed color system
Status: available

Evidence: DESIGN.md captures an ENS homepage with split-copy-and-media, centered Welcome to the New Internet h1, domain-link CTAs, feature sections, counters, forms, and a dark footer.

Prompt: Use the extracted palette and contrast relationships from the dossier, adapting labels and surfaces to EveryName Sitters.

### Captured type scale
Status: available

Evidence: DESIGN.md captures an ENS homepage with split-copy-and-media, centered Welcome to the New Internet h1, domain-link CTAs, feature sections, counters, forms, and a dark footer.

Prompt: Use the captured font mood, size hierarchy, and label density with neutral fallback fonts.

### Page layout grammar
Status: available

Evidence: DESIGN.md captures a centered hero, split-copy-and-media header, stacked feature preview sections, stat counter block, and footer.

Prompt: Follow the captured page grammar and spacing rhythm for a pet-care product or marketplace flow.

### Navigation system
Status: available

Evidence: DESIGN.md captures an ENS homepage with split-copy-and-media, centered Welcome to the New Internet h1, domain-link CTAs, feature sections, counters, forms, and a dark footer.

Prompt: Use the captured navigation density, link grouping, and active states with pet-shop destinations.

### Hero pattern
Status: available

Evidence: DESIGN.md captures centered hero copy and domain-name CTA chips like vitalik.eth; translate to pet-name chips.

Prompt: Translate the captured hero/media structure into a pet-shop first viewport with original content.

### Buttons and calls to action
Status: available

Evidence: components.md captures 4px/8px radius domain buttons, large semi-mono colored chips, and standard nav buttons.

Prompt: Use the captured button radii, label sizes, fills, and contrast for pet-care CTAs.

### Cards and content blocks
Status: available

Evidence: Feature preview blocks and resource/footer groups support cards with tinted grid backgrounds.

Prompt: Use captured media/card grammar for pets, services, posts, profiles, or resources.

### Forms and inputs
Status: available

Evidence: components.md captures Form and Input entries; use search/register pet-name forms carefully.

Prompt: Use only the captured search/input/login-level affordances; avoid unsupported complex form flows.

### Tables and row systems
Status: unavailable

Evidence: No reusable table pattern is captured; numeric rows are stat counters, not tables.

Prompt: Unavailable in this kit; choose another kit for this category.

### Charts and metrics
Status: limited

Evidence: Charts are limited to counters and feature metrics; do not create full data-viz dashboards.

Prompt: Use simple counters or indicators based on captured metric evidence, not full analytics dashboards. Treat this category as limited because the dossier evidence is thin.

### Badges and status chips
Status: available

Evidence: Domain-name chips are a strong badge/status pattern in multiple colors.

Prompt: Use captured chips, domain labels, filters, or social labels as pet status badges.

### Menus and modals
Status: limited

Evidence: Navigation and footer link groups support menus; modal evidence is light.

Prompt: Use captured navigation/menu affordances only; keep overlays compact and evidence-backed. Treat this category as limited because the dossier evidence is thin.

### Image and media style
Status: available

Evidence: DESIGN.md captures an ENS homepage with split-copy-and-media, centered Welcome to the New Internet h1, domain-link CTAs, feature sections, counters, forms, and a dark footer.

Prompt: Generate original pet imagery that matches the captured composition, crop, and media treatment without source screenshots.

### Interaction states
Status: available

Evidence: DESIGN.md captures an ENS homepage with split-copy-and-media, centered Welcome to the New Internet h1, domain-link CTAs, feature sections, counters, forms, and a dark footer.

Prompt: Use captured hover, active, selected, muted, disabled, and focus states with restrained motion.