Theme gallery

Preview themes for MarsDawn, each reviewed and merged by the developer before it appears here. The eight so far are made by Southern Light, four of them adapted from well-known palettes. Filter by scenario, or build your own in the browser: submitting opens a GitHub issue that asks for review, with no install and no git.

Dracula v1.0.1 The classic dark vampire palette, with Alucard by day — adapted from Dracula Theme, adjusted for readability Technical docs Agent review by Southern Light Credits & licence
Gruvbox v1.0.1 A warm retro palette of cream, brown and orange — adapted from Gruvbox, adjusted for readability Technical docs Notes & sharing by Southern Light Credits & licence
Guide v1.0.1 A cool white background with navy headings and clear blue links, larger type for user guides, tutorials and READMEs Technical docs by Southern Light
Inkwell Ivory v1.0.0 A pale ivory page with serif type, ink-blue headings and an italic quote panel, for essays and reports Agent review Formal output by Southern Light
Ledger v1.0.1 Off-white paper, deep-green rules and a filled table header, for budgets, statements and estimates Formal output by Southern Light
Nord v1.0.1 An arctic, north-bluish palette, with an original light companion — adapted from Nord, adjusted for readability Technical docs Agent review by Southern Light Credits & licence
Solarized v1.0.2 Ethan Schoonover's teal-and-gold precision palette — adapted from Solarized, adjusted for readability Technical docs Agent review by Southern Light Credits & licence
Spec v1.0.1 Ink on white with a single brick-red accent, decisions and risks in a terracotta-tinted panel, for PRDs and RFCs Agent review Formal output by Southern Light
Spring v1.0.0 Cherry-blossom pink and fountain teal on a pale spring green, with soft rounded corners and a rule like falling water Notes & sharing Agent review by Southern Light
Story v1.0.1 Bright sticky-note colours with rounded corners and vivid task checkboxes, for user stories and sprint notes Notes & sharing Agent review by Southern Light

Credits

Dracula, Nord, Gruvbox and Solarized are adapted from open-source colour schemes; see third-party notices for each project’s copyright and full licence text.

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