Choose a theme
Each one repaints the entire site — every page, every card, every chart. Pick one and the whole thing changes; nothing else about the design moves.
Try each in dark mode too, using the moon in the header. A theme that only works in one mode is not finished.
1 · Saffron & Paper
Warm, civilizational, the current default. Reads as considered rather than official.
Ram Rajyatwelve pillars
Make the local community capable enough to solve everyday problems locally.
Community development fund
A sliding contribution nobody is crushed by, matched by the state.
2 · Indigo & Chalk
Cool and institutional. The most credible with officials and academics; the least emotive.
Ram Rajyatwelve pillars
Make the local community capable enough to solve everyday problems locally.
Community development fund
A sliding contribution nobody is crushed by, matched by the state.
3 · Vermilion & Ivory
Sindoor red on ivory. The most explicitly Sanatani of the six, and the warmest.
Ram Rajyatwelve pillars
Make the local community capable enough to solve everyday problems locally.
Community development fund
A sliding contribution nobody is crushed by, matched by the state.
4 · Peepal & Sand
Leaf green and terracotta. Leads with the ecological and rural side of the model.
Ram Rajyatwelve pillars
Make the local community capable enough to solve everyday problems locally.
Community development fund
A sliding contribution nobody is crushed by, matched by the state.
5 · Copper & Slate
Muted, editorial, almost newspaper-like. The quietest — lets the writing carry everything.
Ram Rajyatwelve pillars
Make the local community capable enough to solve everyday problems locally.
Community development fund
A sliding contribution nobody is crushed by, matched by the state.
6 · Marigold & Teal
The brightest and most energetic. Best for a public campaign, riskiest for a policy document.
Ram Rajyatwelve pillars
Make the local community capable enough to solve everyday problems locally.
Community development fund
A sliding contribution nobody is crushed by, matched by the state.
How to decide
Three questions, in order of how much they matter.
- Who is the first serious reader? If it is an official or an academic, Indigo or Copper. If it is the public, Saffron or Marigold. If the civilizational grounding should be visible immediately, Vermilion.
- Does it survive dark mode? Switch the moon in the header and look again. Marigold and Vermilion change character the most between modes.
- Does it fight the illustrations? The images were generated against the Saffron palette. Indigo, Copper and Peepal sit with them comfortably; Vermilion and Marigold compete with them a little.
Whatever you choose becomes the default for every visitor. The picker stays in the header regardless, so a reader can still change it for themselves.