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Inspired by ENS.domains
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 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.