I'm Danny Englander, and I designed Swiss Minimal in collaboration with Claude Code. It is a homage to Swiss design and the grotesque typefaces I love, from Akzidenz-Grotesk to Neue Haas Grotesk, which was renamed Helvetica in 1960.
This page exists to check the type scale on running text. Body copy sits at 16px with a line height of 1.5, which keeps paragraphs open without feeling loose. Headings rely on size and weight alone; there are no colored headings, no boxes and no icons to prop them up.
The palette is three colors and a red. Cream paper, near-black ink, a muted grey for secondary text, and one brand red kept for large shapes and the focus ring. Small red text uses a darker tone on the page so it still passes contrast.
Each page of the menu has its own link. Write to us on the contact page, or see the features and when each arrived.
Code is the one place a second family appears. To start a site, copy kit/ and fonts/ into src/design/ and import the kit from your global stylesheet; press Tab to see the focus ring.
@import "../design/kit/tailwind.css";
/* site-only CSS below */Terminal output and logs sit on a dark block, the same in both themes, with commands in bold and errors in the accent.
$ npm run release -- --dry-run
Tag v2026.10.21, notes from the Features list
Stopped: main is behind origin/main. Pull first.Abbreviations go in an oval badge. Pays homage to international car decals. Allows for 2–4 large block letters.
Set in Overused Grotesk, released under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.