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Design system 1.0

The WARD-1 visor in hard light against black

The interface stays monochrome until the system is online. Then the grid lights up in signal.

Display, Chakra Petch 300

Built to bring you back.

Text, Geist

Every suit is fitted to the person inside it: a body scan, a pressure check and two days in the thermal chamber.

Readout, Geist Mono

O₂ reserve: 100 %
Suit pressure: 29.6 kPa
Core: 21.4 °C

Void

#04070D

Hull

#08101C

Rule

#1A2A44

Foreground

#E4ECF7

Haze

#8394AE

Signal

#5CB4FF

Caution

#E8B34B

Fault

#F2665C

The powered glove in hard light against black — HardwareThe product up close. Hard light, black ground, one material at a time.

The suit standing in a Martian canyon in blowing dust — TerrainThe product where it works. Whole figure, real ground, weather if there is any.

A thin lunar horizon under a black sky — HorizonEmpty ground and black sky. Leaves room for type where a page opens or closes.

Suit onlineO₂ reserve low

Buttons

The brackets open on hover and focus, clamp shut when pressed, and the label resolves character by character.

Primary, large

Default

Ghost

Sizes: 38, 44 and 56 px

Icon only

Working, and a text link

Compare the three builds

Fields

A hull-coloured box on a hairline. Focus brings the brackets in; a fault says what to change.

Text

CallsignPrinted on the chest plate and shown to your crew.

Select

Mission profile

With a unit

Torso lengthcmBetween 38 and 62 cm.

Fault

Crew emailAdd the @ so we can reach you, like crew@base.org.

Assigned later

Serial number

Long text

Notes for the fitting crew

Selection

Radios are diamonds, the same mark the planner uses for a landing site. No rounded shapes anywhere.

Segmented

Fit

Standard1.65–1.85 mTall1.80–1.95 mCompact1.55–1.70 m

Checkboxes and switch

Heated polar linerSpare battery pack

Tabs and table

Arrow keys move between tabs. Values that match across builds drop back to haze, so differences stand out.

Tabs

Mass, dry: 104 kg
Primary life support: 8 h
Leg assist: 140 N·m

Comparison table

WARD-1 builds compared
Specification	SurfaceDay shifts	DeepLong traverses	OrbitalNo gravity
Suit mass, dry	104 kg	112 kg	96 kg
Operating pressure	29.6 kPa	29.6 kPa	29.6 kPa
Reserve	40 min	60 min	40 min
Thermal range	−150 to +120 °C	−200 to +120 °C	−160 to +130 °C
Service interval	120 h	100 h	150 h

Status and progress

Nominal uses the suit's own light. Caution and fault are the only other colours in the system.

Cards and plates

Cards are photographs with a caption, not boxes. A linked card shows its brackets on hover and focus.

Heads-up visorNavigation, vitals and your crew's positions, projected at 1.2 m.

Powered glove180 N of grip for the effort of 30.

Life-support packSwaps in under four minutes.

The suit on a lunar crater rim under a low sun — Moon, Shackleton rim
−173 °C in permanent shadow
Heated gloves and boot soles hold 10 °C at the skin.

Dialogs and toasts

Toasts carry a hairline that runs down their time; hovering pauses it. Dialogs are native and return focus where it came from.

Try them

Toast

Fitting slot held

Toulouse, 14 March, 09:00.

Dialog

Before you go

Release the suit?

The suit leaves the rack and the mission clock starts.

Links sit on the centre column. Below 768 px they move into a full-screen menu; switch the width to try it.

Bar with brand, links and action

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