Stoop — a consumer app page with one typographic trick and the confide

Stoop — a consumer app page with one typographic trick and the confidence to use it six times: every heading is set in a bold geometric sans with a word or two swapped into IBM Plex Serif italic at exactly the same size, and in the hero that swapped word is also the purple. Nothing else on the page raises its voice. Headings are tracked to -0.03em, buttons are full pills at 44px in the bar and 60px in the page, and there is one deep plum wall carrying twelve white tiles. The app is DRAWN rather than screenshotted: a phone with a real listing, two more in the feed, an offer button, and a QR card whose code is a real 4x4 grid rather than a picture — so you swap it for yours instead of being stuck with a dead one. Nine bands including a room-photography grid with prices, a hashtag row, four star-rated quote cards and a plum closing slab. The soft radial halo behind the phone is the only gradient on the page.