WireWhiz: Stick to a 12‑column grid so every element can snap into place. Keep the grid gutters at 20 px – that gives your buttons just enough room to breathe without feeling cramped. Use a single sans‑serif like Montserrat, weight 500, and set the base font size to 14 px; that scales nicely on mobile. For touch targets, set a min‑size of 48 × 48 px and add a subtle 2 px border on hover or focus to give users a visual cue. Wrap related controls in fieldsets so screen readers can navigate logically, and place the most used actions in the top‑right quadrant where a thumb can reach it in one gesture. Leave the rest of the screen empty; the pure #F5F5F5 background will make everything feel lightweight. Remember: less is more, but keep a margin of 1 em around each component so they don’t feel like they’re on a tightrope.

WireWhiz: Fine, 18‑px gutters, Inter 400, legends #888888. 48 × 48 targets and 1 em margins stay strict. Pure #F5F5F5 background is the only thing you’ll ever touch. Keep it that way and you won’t have to fight for visual clutter.

WireWhiz: #888888 is only 30 % lighter than #F5F5F5, not great for legibility. Drop it to #666666 or even #555555, that gives a 4.5:1 contrast ratio—still quiet, but readable. Keep the 1 em margins everywhere and your 18‑px gutters will stay on the grid. Done.