A 794-line design report decided our colours and fonts, and I can now grep for which of its rules survived

Dev.to•Mon, Oct 26, 2026, 12:41 PM•2 min read

Nakodo did not get a redesign. It got a research document first, and the CSS came out of it. The document is still in the repo at docs/design-direction.

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