KMaC labs

KMaC labs needed a site of its own, not just a list of services. It had to prove the same claims I make to every client: no templates, a disciplined design system, and a CMS I can run myself without an agency in the loop. There was no outside client to brief this one. The standard had to come from the same bar I hold everyone else to.

The system stays deliberately restrained: flat surfaces in light and dark, no shadows, hairline borders doing the separating instead of cards or a gutter. Sections run flush edge-to-edge, because rhythm and spacing read more confident than boxes stacked on boxes.

Type carries three distinct jobs. Oxanium is locked to the logo wordmark and nowhere else. Michroma, a single 400 weight, handles every headline, label, eyebrow, and button, so hierarchy comes from size and letter-spacing instead of synthetic bold. Source Sans 3 runs the body copy, forms, and metadata, since that's what people are actually reading.

Blue leads every call to action and label. Moss is reserved for interaction: selected states, markers, and hover fills, with a deeper Moss for small text so it still clears AA contrast. Both colors carry straight through from the original KMaC mark, unchanged.