PWA Theming & Design System Implementation

This document details the styling integration of the "Electric Functionality" dark-mode theme and typography setup in the Astro PWA.

Style Integration Steps

The design system was configured using the tokens outlined in 08-pwa-theme-design.md:

Created the global stylesheet at global.css and defined the theme variables on the :root:

--main-stage-black (#09090B): Used for base background.
--backstage-grey (#18181B): Used for container/panel card backgrounds.
--strobe-white (#FAFAFA): Core text color.
--route-cyan (#00E5FF): Used for primary action buttons, connection indicators, and highlighted accents.
--clash-magenta (#FF007A): Strictly reserved for warning text, failed states, and layout overflows.
--sunset-orange (#FF5C00): Used for intermediate connection/offline indicators.
--gridline-grey (#333338): Used for borders and separators.

Linked standard fonts in the head of index.astro:

Space Grotesk: Configured as the header font for all headings (h1, h2, h3, etc.) to provide high visibility, tech-heavy headers.
Inter: Set as the default font-family for general body, text blocks, and paragraphs for readability in high-glare environments.

Updated the PWA app shell index.astro:

Configured a central card styled with --backstage-grey and a thin --gridline-grey border.
Styled a Force Sync button using --route-cyan background and text colored with --main-stage-black. Added a custom box-shadow to create a neon-glow effect.
Updated status board colors, using --route-cyan to frame active statuses and --clash-magenta / --sunset-orange to highlight warnings or network transitions.

Package Compilation: Successfully compiled the stylesheet and asset modules using npx astro build.
Packaging: Verified the output directory contains the compiled CSS files correctly referenced in the production index.html.