Appearance

Three colours and a typeface. Everything else on the site is mixed from them, and your own chart changes as you go.

Starting points

A place to land before you move one thing.

Colours

Everything else on the site is mixed from these three.

Background

The page itself.

Text

Headings sit at full strength; quieter text is mixed toward the background.

Accent

Links, focus, the active state of anything.

Typeface

Planet and sign glyphs keep their own font whatever you choose.

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Sun in Taurus

This Sun shines by building: worth is measured in things made solid, kept, and enjoyed, and purposes run on years rather than weeks. Steadiness is the gift; the same grip that holds a course can hold too long, on plans, property, and people.

Moon in Gemini

This Moon feels through words: moods arrive as things to say, and talk itself is the comfort. The nature is quick, curious, and lightly held; restlessness is the tax, and a feeling named too fast can go unfelt.

Leo rising

Life is met as an occasion: this rising sign arrives warm, visible, and slightly staged, in the best sense. The chart beneath performs up to that entrance.

ConjunctionSextileSquareTrineOppositionAccentRetrograde

A stand-in until you cast a chart. Live all the same: hover a planet to light its aspects, click to pin one. The planetarium keeps its own colours and its panels stay dark; only the typeface follows you there.

What does not change

The planetarium keeps its colours and takes your typeface. Star hues are computed from the colour index in the catalogue, planets are photographs lit from the real direction of the Sun, and the aspect colours there sit against a night sky rather than against your page. Restyling that would make the render say something untrue. The panels around it stay dark for a plainer reason: they float over a sky that cannot follow a pale theme, so a pale HUD would not be a light version of that page, only a mismatch. Every label in it, including the ones drawn inside the scene, is set in whatever typeface you choose here.

The four elements, the five aspect colours and the retrograde mark keep their hues on the 2D pages too, for the same reason in a milder form: they carry meaning a reader arrives already knowing. What they take from your theme is lightness, so they stay legible on a pale background instead of vanishing into it.

There is no contrast check, on purpose. You can see the result while you choose it, which is better information than a formula, and Reset to default is always one click away.

Your theme is kept in this browser. An account carries it to your other devices, and puts your own chart in the preview instead of the sample.