Sol element canon

Haberdash

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.


Callout

Summary rows

Gift amount
$1,000
Frequency
Quarterly
Fund
Epidemiology Study

Card

Fund the Study

A card is just an <article> — a self-contained composition.

Step indicator


Plugin form — intent cards (2-up)

Choose one option

Plugin form — amount


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.

Sample Bank, N.A.
The Sol Foundation (sample)
0000 0000 0000
000000000
SAMPLEXX
SAMPLEXX

Plugin form — running total

Step 1 of 4

$1,000 · One-time


Form elements

Frequency


Video card grid — 3-up


Cards

Widescreen card

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.

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Fullscreen card

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.

Read more


Inline form

Stay in the loop


Collection tile

No forum_topic terms to preview yet.


Icons + meta

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, DC March 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.


Colour band + CTA lockup

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.

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