Haberdash is this site's design system: a fixed set of reusable components and the CSS tokens that drive them. This page renders the real components, not a mock. Every page is composed from these parts, so one token change updates all of them at once.
Color
navy · --hbd-ground
accent · --hbd-accent
ink · --hbd-ink
gray · --hbd-gray
border · --hbd-border
success · --hbd-success
Type
H1 Ostrelle Vunmar Drennoch Cathvel
H2 Brindquil Nashvet Orlenthy Vasker
H3 Farlen Dovic Straythe Munderol Quaive Themsit
H4 Plemsy Aughtren Kobal Fennrick Dalthom Vreese
H5 Grouvel Timsent Barrow Ilmuth Provic Endsel
H6 Jindrel Awpcote Ceved Wrolth Bemvane Askrit
Body Ostrelle vunmar brindquil the farlen dovic; aughtren plemsy the grouvel, and every timsent barrows the nashvet. A link sits inline in the running straythe.
Caption Small body-scale text for captions and fine print. Shared by <caption>, <figcaption>, <small>, and .hbd-caption.
Layouts
Each layout is an ordered set of canon sections, rendered by page-hbd-layouts.php. Select one on any page (the “Haberdash layout” box) or preview below. Add one in inc/hbd-layouts.php and it appears here automatically.
A card is just an <article> — a self-contained composition.
Step indicator
Plugin form — intent cards (2-up)
Plugin form — amount
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Plugin form — fund note & alert
Your gift helps launch this first-of-its-kind study now, while disclosure is unfolding in Washington and we work to keep pace. Every dollar goes directly to the study.
Your gift will be directed to the Epidemiology Study fund.
Plugin form — wire details table
Transfer instructions
Initiate your gift using the details below, then let us know it’s on the way.
The time has come for serious, well-funded, and cutting-edge inquiry into Unidentified Aerial Phenomena. Sol’s research agenda cuts across the natural sciences, the social sciences and humanities, engineering, and policy to consider the implications of UAP for our understanding of aspects of nature, such as physics and energy, as well as human institutions like politics, economy, law, and religion.
The time has come for serious, well-funded, and cutting-edge inquiry into Unidentified Aerial Phenomena. Sol’s research agenda cuts across the natural sciences, the social sciences and humanities, engineering, and policy to consider the implications of UAP for our understanding of aspects of nature, such as physics and energy, as well as human institutions like politics, economy, law, and religion.
Inline SVG glyphs (hbd_icon() / .hbd-icon) inherit the text colour and size to the text. Compose them into a hbd-meta row — icon + label items with a divider — for place / date / duration info.
Washington, DCMarch 2027
Feature
A centered icon chip, title, and line for a what-to-expect row. Each feature is an <article>, so it sits in a card and the row levels to equal height. The icon scales with the type.
Keynotes
An icon, a title, and a line. Three make a row.
Panels
Each feature is an article, so it sits in a white card.
Community
The circle icon scales with the type; cards level to equal height.
Bio
A person card — a portrait over name, organisation, and a short bio, in that fixed order. Each bio is an <article>, so a row sits in the shared hbd-card-grid and levels to equal height. The reusable people primitive: symposium speakers, the science council, staff. (Sample portraits use the canon starfield; real headshots drop straight in.)
Ostrelle Vunmar
Lorem Institute
Farlen dovic straythe munderol quaive themsit; aughtren plemsy the grouvel timsent barrows the nashvet orlenthy vasker.
A single featured block — eyebrow, heading, lead, and a CTA — that puts the weight on words, not a photo. The image is optional: add hbd-cols hbd-cols--split to the article for a modest side image, or leave it off and the copy fills the panel (the text-forward form, practical for research). Both forms shown.
Featured research
Ostrelle vunmar drennoch cathvel
Brindquil nashvet orlenthy vasker farlen dovic straythe munderol quaive themsit; aughtren plemsy the grouvel timsent barrows the nashvet.
The same block with no media, so the copy fills the full measure. Grouvel timsent barrow ilmuth provic endsel jindrel awpcote ceved wrolth bemvane askrit.
Contained rounded panel (hbd-band hbd-band--panel) with a split layout (hbd-cols--split): a bulletless hbd-list beside a centred button lockup (hbd-cta-lockup), both vertically centred. Drop hbd-bleed + hbd-band__inner instead for the full-bleed volunteer-row form.
Early access supports the event and helps build an informed, engaged community.
Feature cards on a navy field
The feature row on a full-bleed hbd-band: the cards take a white surface and keep their type dark, hanging on the navy ground; the band's eyebrow and lead lighten. Drop hbd-bleed + hbd-band__inner for the full-bleed form.
The showcase experience
What selected participants can expect.
A presentation slot
A white card hangs on the navy field; its type stays dark.
An expert panel
The row levels to equal height across the cards.
A global audience
Icon chips sit on the light surface, not the ground.
Key-dates rail
A stacked list of labelled facts — applications open, a deadline, a date, a place — for a hero column or a sidebar. The label is an eyebrow; the value reads in serif; a hairline divides each row. An optional note sits under a value.
Applications open
November 1, 2026
Application deadline
November 30, 2026
Location
Washington, DC
As part of the 2027 Sol Foundation Symposium
Collaboration lockup
An eyebrow and a caps partner name split by a hairline — a quiet “in collaboration with” credit for a hero or a band.
In collaboration withZee Prime Capital
Focus-area icon wall
A quiet N-up grid of stroke icon + short label with no body copy — a set of topics or categories that reads as a galaxy, not a stack of cards. Three up on wide, two then one as it narrows.
UAP detection and tracking
Artificial intelligence and machine learning
New and alternative energy
Advanced sensing and imaging
Aerospace and propulsion
Instrumentation and measurement
Data acquisition and signal analysis
Advanced materials
Other relevant technologies
Numbered process
A left-to-right run of numbered steps — a disc, a title, a small-caps meta line, and a line of copy — for an application-to-selection flow. A connective rule runs behind the discs on wide viewports. Distinct from the thin hbd-steps progress bar above.
1
Applications open
Nov 1 – Nov 30, 2026
Submit your application and supporting materials by the deadline.
2
Initial review
Early December
Submissions are reviewed for relevance, technical interest, and suitability.
3
Shortlist & review
December
A smaller group is invited into a deeper review, which may include interviews.
4
Participants selected
January 1, 2027
A limited number of teams are invited to present.
Submit checklist
A two-column check list (the hbd-list--check rows in a hbd-list--2col grid) set beside a deadline box — a labelled value, a note, and a primary action on a tinted panel. The split is the shared hbd-cols--split.