Look 05 from Bandana

Nothing is final.

One yellow, one black, one word bigger than the page. Drafting Room is a locked look for sites built with Claude Code: one folder, one prompt, fifty copies.

50copies
11sections
12icons
1face, drawn for it

The parts

Three things, drawn for it.

A look is not a theme. Everything in this folder was made for this folder, and nothing in it ships anywhere else.

One
face

01
Rg37

Drafting Block. Condensed, super-heavy, built from rectangles and one radius. Two cuts, ninety-nine glyphs each, bundled with the look and sold nowhere.

Two
materials

02
The keyThe cut

The sheet and the cut. Raised is a sheet laid on the room. Recessed is a window through it. Anything pressed or chosen sinks. There is no third material.

Eleven
sections

03

Two variants each. Nav, hero, features, bento, gallery, pricing, testimonial, questions, the ask, contact and footer. Every state of every component drawn.

The idea

Bigger than the page.

One yellow, one black, and the name set so large the frame cuts it. That is the whole look. Everything else is a sheet laid on top.

The tile

The record sleeve. The rack card, the home page and the detail page all show this, and it reads at three hundred pixels wide.

Both schemes

DayNight

Yellow is native. Dark swaps the room for black and hands the yellow to the one key. Only colour tokens change.

The rules

  1. Tokens only. Never a hex, a pixel or a font name in a page.
  2. Two materials. The sheet and the cut, nothing flat.
  3. State is depth. Pressed, chosen and current sink.

Fourteen more in CLAUDE.md, the file that is the product.

Editions

Fifty copies. Then none.

Every look sells fifty times and is archived for good. One look is $125. Three are $300. Five are $425. There is no free tier.

One look Edition of 50

$125 one

  • Drafting Room, the whole folder
  • CLAUDE.md, the file that is the product
  • Drafting Block, both cuts, bundled
  • Every section, every state, both schemes
  • A second look
Get one

Three looks Chosen

$300 three

  • Drafting Room and any two on the rack
  • Three folders, three prompts, three faces
  • Switch a site's look with one attribute
  • Every section, every state, both schemes
  • $100 a look instead of $125
Get three

Five looks Edition of 50

$425 five

  • Drafting Room and any four on the rack
  • Five folders, five prompts, five faces
  • Switch a site's look with one attribute
  • Every section, every state, both schemes
  • $85 a look instead of $125
Get five
If the word fits on the page, make the word bigger.
Rule eightfrom CLAUDE.md, the file the buyer's Claude obeys

Questions

Asked before buying.

The short version: one folder, one prompt, and a file of rules your Claude does not get to argue with.

What is in the folder?

CLAUDE.md, which is the product. The stylesheet and the motion presets. Drafting Block in two cuts. Eleven sections in two variants each, ten components with every state drawn, twelve icons, the tile, the hero film, the kit sheet and this page.

How do I put it on a site?

Run npx bandana add drafting-room --key with your licence, then paste the starter prompt into Claude Code. It reads the rules first and rebuilds every screen from the fragments.

What happens after fifty copies?

The look is archived and never sold again. Your copy keeps working. A new look takes its place on the rack.

Can I change the yellow?

No. One yellow and one black is the look. Both schemes ship, and the file tells your Claude to stop and say so when it wants a colour that does not exist.

Is the typeface mine to use?

On any site wearing Drafting Room, yes. It is never sold apart from the look and never redistributed. It is for display only: headlines, the mark, prices.

The ask

Take one. There are fifty.

$125 for the folder, the face and the file of rules. When the fiftieth copy goes, the look goes with it.

Write to us

Ask before you buy.

A question about the licence, the face, or putting the look on something unusual. A person answers, usually the same day.

AnsweredUsually the same day
EditionFifty copies, then none

We read everything. No list, no sequence.