/* ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
   PALETTE — Robert and Son Paving                              loaded AFTER kit.css
   Every colour is read off Bob's own job photos (assets/img/_src/web). The page is light
   (paper = a poured concrete apron); fresh asphalt is the ink, and the only dark on the page
   is the photographs of it.
   ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ */
:root{
  --ground:#1C1E21;        /* SOURCE: fresh sealed asphalt, the three-car-garage drive (never a band colour: ink only) */
  --panel:#26292D;
  --panel-2:#303338;
  --ink:#1C1E21;           /* fresh asphalt: headlines */
  --ink-2:#2E3136;
  --ink-3:#4B4F55;

  --lume:#E3B323;          /* SOURCE: the yellow centerline at the end of the tree-lined drive (fills and rules only, never type on paper) */
  --lume-hot:#F0C640;
  --lume-2:#9FA3A6;        /* crushed stone, the white-stone lane between paddocks */

  --accent:#7B3A3C;        /* SOURCE: the deep red tar and chip drive with the brick border (7.9:1 on paper) */
  --accent-lt:#A0574F;
  --accent-2:#8C7148;      /* the tan chip drive, deepened for type (4.9:1: labels at 15px+ bold only) */
  --tan:#C9A874;           /* tan chip, as a fill */
  --stripe:#FFFFFF;        /* line paint */
  --mark:#7B3A3C;

  --paper:#F3F1EC;         /* SOURCE: the concrete apron at the garage doors */
  --paper-2:#FAF9F6;
  --stone:#E8E5DD;         /* one step down: crushed stone in shade */
  --line:#D9D5CB;
  --body:#2E3136;          /* 12.4:1 on paper */
  --muted:#51555B;         /* 7.4:1 on paper */
  --txt:rgba(255,255,255,.94);
  --txt-2:rgba(255,255,255,.82);

  --edge:rgba(28,30,33,.12);
  --edge-hot:rgba(28,30,33,.32);
  --hair:rgba(28,30,33,.14);
  --glow-a:rgba(227,179,35,.16);
  --glow-b:rgba(123,58,60,.10);

  --serif:"Overpass","Overpass Fallback",Arial,sans-serif;          /* the highway-sign face (Highway Gothic's open cousin) */
  --sans:"Public Sans","Public Sans Fallback",Arial,sans-serif;       /* the US government's own reading face */
  --wrap:1240px;
  --btn-r:3px;
  --display:clamp(3rem,7vw,7.4rem);
}