RAWGRID exposes its structure on purpose. No gradients, no rounded corners, no hand-waving. Every border is visible, every shadow is offset, every element announces what it is. This is construction-site honesty applied to B2B software: if the infrastructure works, you should be able to see it working. Five flat colors. Thick borders. Dot-grid textures. The aesthetic is the engineering.

Five colors. No gradients. Construction-site honesty. Three core patterns: offset shadow depth, exposed grid infrastructure, and dot-grid notebook texture.

Blunt hierarchy. Clash Display delivers headings like a punch; Space Grotesk handles the fine print with engineering clarity.

Visual tokens. Every measurement is deliberate. Generous breathing room in a construction zone.

CSS-only icons built from thick strokes and sharp corners. No curves. Every icon is a structural diagram.

No stock photos. Placeholder zones use checkerboard patterns. Avatars are initialized squares. Aspect ratios are enforced with thick borders.

Thick-bordered horizontal bar. Every edge is visible. Every boundary is honest.

Thick borders. Visible focus states. No rounded corners. Every input shows its edges.

Four states. Primary punches forward with offset shadow. Secondary holds the line. Text underlines. Disabled goes concrete.

Alerts, progress bars, and toast notifications. Thick left borders signal severity. No ambiguity.

Blockquotes, callouts, and stat highlights. Every content block is bordered, weighted, and structurally honest.

Tables, lists, and metric badges. Data sits in thick-bordered cells like evidence in a filing cabinet.

Hero sections, feature blocks, testimonials, pricing tables, metric callouts, CTAs, trust signals, and footer — all composed from the system above.