Mint Mambo
Frosted mint panels over a paler mint ground — depth from translucency instead of shadow, everything rinsed cool.
Construction · Frosted
Panels are frosted rather than clear: a soft blur, a milky translucency, and a single pale hairline instead of a lit edge.
Every style renders this same screen, so the only thing changing between two of them is the style. The component above is the file below, running.
Prompt
Design this interface in the Mint Mambo style. Fresh air as a surface: frosted mint panels over a paler mint ground, so depth comes from translucency instead of shadow. Everything is cool, light and rinsed — the palette
The numbers in this prompt are printed from the tokens below, so it cannot drift from what the specimen renders.
What carries the look
- frosted mint panels
- translucency for depth
- rinsed cool palette
- airy spacing
What this style refuses
- warm beige or brown
- heavy shadows
- hot saturated accents
- dense compact tables
The refusals are the half that keeps generated interfaces from converging — a prompt that only says what to add gets the default look.
Tokens
Palette
#eef7f2#0f1a16#f7fcf9#16241f#cfe6da#2c4239#17352b#ddf0e7#48685c#93b3a6#0e7a5f#4fd0a6#eef7f2#06251bShape and type
Measured contrast — body 12.16:1 light, 15:1 dark; secondary text 5.64:1 and 7.83:1. Every pair clears WCAG AA in both themes, checked on each build.
Specimen · Specimen.tsx
import type { CSSProperties } from "react";
/**
* Vibary · Mint Mambo
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* Frosted mint panels over a paler mint ground — depth from translucency instead of shadow, everything rinsed cool.
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* One complete product screen, rendered from the token object below —