Every part, live

The five presets are the only grounds a ClimbUK section uses. Each one sets the heading, body, link, accent and button colours together, so a section never mixes them by hand.

Headlines are the poster voice: uppercase, tight, and short enough to read in one look.

The eyebrow is the small uppercase line above a headline: the edition, the date or the audience. Keep it under six words. Use climb-ruled on the headline for the short orange rule.

Elevation is soft and warm: shadows are Dark Brown, never black, and the pick glows orange. Use the shadow tokens, not your own values.

Motion is punchy and short: things rise into place, buttons spring, live labels pulse, logos drift. Use the duration and easing tokens. Everything stops or becomes a simple fade under reduced motion.

Buttons are pills in Montserrat Bold with an action verb: Get your ticket, Book a call, Apply to speak.

Stickers are the festival's stamps: one or two words, tilted, pinned to the corner of a photo or a ticket.

Tags name formats and topics. They are outlined, never filled, so they do not compete with buttons.

The ticket card is the thing people pick up: a glass card with stub notches, a sticker and one button.

Offer cards sit side by side so people can compare. One is highlighted, the rest are equal.

The release ladder shows that the price rises with every release, and where today sits on it.

Stand cards show the exhibition space. The outlined plan (climb-plan-1, -2, -4) shows the footprint at a glance.

The group offer is one orange band under the ticket offers: bring the team, one line, one Dark Brown button.

Moment cards show what happens: a real Climb26 photo, a short name, one sentence. Three in a row. Photos lift slightly on hover.

Audience cards let each audience pick themselves. The whole card is the link. Four in a row on desktop, two on tablets, one on phones. The line under the name is the audience's own reason to come.

Quotes come only from named, real people who agreed to them, with their role and company. Never invent a quote, a name or a company.

The lineup sets names like a festival poster: the biggest names first, three sizes, separated by orange slashes. Only names that are confirmed or that appeared at a past edition, labelled as such.

A photo fade puts a real photo behind the words and fades it to a brand colour on the side the words sit.

The hero opens a page: a full-bleed Climb26 stage photo faded from the left, an eyebrow, one display line, a lead, two buttons and the pull link.

The hero with a ticket adds the glass ticket card on the right, for pages built around one ticket.

Moments sells the feeling: one statement with an italic word, a lead, three moment cards and two buttons.

The photo wall shows the last edition: one big tile with a sticker, a wall of squares and two quotes from people who were there.

The ticket band is the partner pitch on Climb Orange: one big line, a lead, one button and a Dark Brown ticket listing the packages.

The tickets section is the order on a ticket page: the offers, the release ladder, the group offer and a pull link for anyone still choosing.

The release ladder as its own section, for a pricing page or under a hero.

The stands section sells exhibition space with outlined plans and live stock.

The speaker lineup invites people to apply, with format tags and the poster lineup of previous speakers.

The logo marquee shows partners, exhibitors and attendees as two rows drifting in opposite directions with faded edges. It pauses on hover and stops under reduced motion. Logos sit in a neutral tone and go to colour on hover.

The audience chooser asks what brings you to ClimbUK and routes each audience to its own page.

Moment is one photo, one sticker, one line and one button. Use it to put one thing in the spotlight, like the ClimbAwards.

The close ends every ticket page on Climb Orange: the last question, the dates and one clear next step in Dark Brown.

The divider is a low band of rising chevrons between two sections. Match its preset to the section above.

Use the reversed logo on Dark Brown, Charcoal and photos; the full-colour logo on White and Light Grey; the mono logos on Climb Orange. This preview switches with the theme toggle.

Social and contact icons are round buttons: Climb Orange with a Dark Brown glyph, or quiet outlines on busy grounds. Every icon is a link with a text label for screen readers. The PNG set for email signatures is in the Signature downloads.

The email signature is one block, top to bottom: the sign-off; name, role, a Book a meeting link, phone numbers, email and website; the logo with a row of outlined social icons on the right; the help note that routes enquiries; the campaign banner; and the confidentiality line. Everything except the logo, icons and banner is live text.