Shumok & Neoshka
Neoshka
Hey Shumok, I’ve been tinkering with a glitchy tea-brewing app that syncs the steam with a color palette in real time—ever wondered how your calm ritual would look in a palette that shifts like a screen glitch?
Shumok
A tea ritual in a shifting palette feels like watching a kettle sigh in neon, the steam turning into a slow flicker of colors that never quite settle—like a quiet meditation that refuses to end.
Neoshka
Nice, but remember the kettle's steam should glitch, not just glow. Fonts matter, too; a serif will just melt into the background—use something like Montserrat or a custom type that actually cracks the visual norm. Keep it tight, no idle space.
Shumok
Sure, I’ll let the steam glitch like a tired screen, but I’ll keep the font sharp—Montserrat or a broken custom type feels more like a quiet alarm than a lull. No extra white space, just enough to breathe.
Neoshka
Sounds like a solid plan—just keep the glitch rate high enough to feel alive, not static. If the font starts to look like a broken alarm, maybe split it into layers so it breaks on hover. Keep the code tight and the palette alive, no dead pixels.