A registry modelled on the star-riveted helmet: plates on a lacquer ground, rivets only on real seams, console/report as two materials, ink-only code highlighting, and first-class CJK typography.
A message plate with a severity edge. The colour never stands alone — the title carries the meaning.
An identity plate: square, hairline seam, instrument-lettered fallback.
A stamped status tag: hairline border, no fill. Colour is severity, never decoration.
A path through the structure. Every junction is a real boundary, so the separators are rivets.
Buttons riveted into one strip: one hairline frame, seams between the members.
A plate that holds source code: filename label, copy, a folding seam. Ink shades only — colour is severity, never syntax.
A mono identifier — a stack item, a version, a CVE.
A quiet text button that puts a value on the clipboard. The confirmation is a rivet, never lapis.
Wires label, control, hint and error together. The error is the only place a field takes colour.
The glyph set: hairline instrument marks on the 24-unit grid — cut, not moulded. Monochrome, currentColor, never a severity.
Server-side ink-layer highlighting: shiki with a shades-only theme wired to the mode-switching CSS variables.
A key cap: a raised plate the size of a keystroke, pressed metal without a shadow.
An instrument label — mono, small, widely tracked.
A stack of plates, each pressing onto the one below.
An instrument list: labelled entries on one plate, each row cut from the next by a seam. The archetype is a logbook page.
Helmet plan, star chart, radar scope — one mark, three true readings.
auto / console (夜勤) / report (日勤). Two materials, not an inversion; the selection is a rivet, never lapis.
Page links; the current page is a rivet and full-strength text, never lapis.
The base surface. One iron plate — no shadow, no glass.
Stacked plates that open along their seams; the open item holds a rivet.
The dialog's stricter sibling: an answer is required. Same plate, same seams.
A cut plate you can press. Square corners, hairline edge, no fill.
A month on the full-width grid; the selected day is a rivet driven home.
A checked box is a rivet driven home — steel, not blue.
A single section that opens along its seam — the accordion's one-item cousin.
A select with a filter line. Options are data, the value rides a hidden input.
The console palette: type, filter, execute. The highlighted row is a rivet, never lapis.
The dropdown menu summoned at the pointer. Destructive actions take 緋, always with text.
A calendar in a popover. The date lands in a hidden input — no callback required.
A plate lifted clear of the page. Riveted seams at the header and footer joins.
Menu on strong lacquer. Dividers are scored hairlines, not riveted seams.
A dossier plate raised on hover — the popover's read-only sibling.
A cut plate you can write into. Focus drives the one blue rivet on the screen.
A code entered one plate at a time. The active slot is edged in lapis because it holds focus.
A console menu strip: instrument-lettered triggers, menus falling as dropdown plates.
A small plate lifted beside its trigger. Entry and exit come from the theme.
The chosen option holds a rivet driven into its centre. Selection is silver, never lapis.
A list floating on the lightest cut of lacquer. Selection is marked by a rivet.
A panel drawn out from an edge — the one directional exception to stillness.
A setting dragged along a seam. Track, range, and thumb are steel; blue appears only as focus.
The thumb is a rivet sliding along its seam.
Rows as lames. Rivets only at the head/body join.
Tab strip and panel are two plates that meet, so a riveted seam runs between them.
The long-form plate, set on the body leading rather than the UI one.
Message plates sliding in from the edge. Severity is a coloured seam plus the text itself.
A pressed-state button. On is a rivet and a deeper fill, never lapis.
An instrument annotation: the lightest plate, hairline edge, no shadow and no arrow.
A determinate reading in rivet steel. No indeterminate sweep — an endless loop belongs to crit alone.