DESIGN LIBRARY

Starter theme reference

Every typography slot, every button variant, every background tone the starter ships with. Pull this page into any project as a designer-facing reference. Build from these, don’t invent parallels.

GLOBAL STYLES

Typography slots

Every type sample below is a real Elementor heading widget using the canonical globals. To use one in a new section, set the widget’s typography to the slot shown in the meta line.

Display (H1) — Poppins · 600 · 3.8rem desktop

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog

The biggest size in the ramp. One per page, in the hero.

Heading (H2) — Poppins · 500 · 2.6rem

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog

Section titles. Two to four per page.

Sub-heading (H3) — Poppins · 500 · 1.7rem

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog

Card titles, inline divisions, eyebrows when set this size.

Heading (H4) — Poppins · 500 · 1.3rem

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog

Tertiary headings, label-led blocks.

Body — Poppins · 400 · 1rem

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.

Body copy. The workhorse. Line-height 1.6.

Intro text — Custom slot d83382b · 1.25rem

A short intro paragraph that sets up what the rest of the section will deliver. Two sentences max — keep it conversational and specific.

Hero supporting copy, section intros. Slightly larger than body.

Outro text — Custom slot d927ec5 · 1.05rem

Quiet closing sentence. Often paired with the final CTA.

Closing CTA support, footer-adjacent copy.

Meta / Eyebrow — Custom slot 008e670 · 1.05rem · UPPERCASE

EYEBROW LABEL

Section openers, label rules. Always uppercase. Always semibold.

Action (button) — Poppins · 600 · UPPERCASE

BUTTON LABEL TEXT

Button labels. Same slot drives every CTA in the section library.

ACTIONS

Button variants

Six canonical variants. Apply via _css_classes on any Elementor button widget. Never use Elementor’s default button styling — always pick a variant.

Light backgrounds — btn-primary · btn-secondary · btn-outline-dark


Primary action


Secondary action


Outline dark

Dark backgrounds — btn-outline-light · btn-primary-reverse · btn-secondary-reverse


Outline light


Primary reverse


Secondary reverse

When to use which

STRUCTURE

Section backgrounds

Pages alternate background tones to carry rhythm down the page. Pick from the four canonical slots below; reference the slot ID in the section’s __globals__.background_color field. Never two adjacent sections in the same tone.

Section BG — Light — globals/colors?id=277da4e · #F7F9FA · class: rf-wrap light-bg

Default content surface. Most sections sit here.

Section BG — Mid — globals/colors?id=758f7aa · #D8D8D8 · class: rf-wrap light-bg

Alternating tone between light sections. Form cards. Tonal break without going dark.

Section BG — Dark — globals/colors?id=c7a7512 · #19393D · class: rf-wrap dark-bg

Closing CTA bands. Mid-page accent moment.

Section BG — Ultra dark — globals/colors?id=80c0c94 · #0C1F23 · class: rf-wrap dark-bg

Full-bleed hero. Image-overlay backgrounds.

NOW BUILD

Reach for these, don’t invent parallels.

If a section, button or type style you need isn’t on this page, raise it in the team channel before building a one-off. The starter expands deliberately.