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# Anthropic Dashboard Style — Ivory, Editorial, Quiet
- URL: https://www.vizney.com/style-anthropic/
- Published: 2026-10-30T13:54:08.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-30T13:54:08.000Z
- Description: A dashboard style that opens with the month’s result as one serif sentence on a warm ivory page, then keeps everything else quiet with borderless cards, hairline lists and a single clay accent. Comes with a fictional publisher’s sales report and the DASHBOARD.md package.
- Author: Yehwan Hwang
- Tags: Styles, Gallery

**The Anthropic style** is a dashboard style that opens with the month’s result written as one serif sentence on a warm ivory page, and keeps everything else quiet. It is the first brand style in Vizney Styles, read from the public design of anthropic.com and claude.com, and from now on each style ships its spec as DASHBOARD.md. Where DESIGN.md tells a coding agent how a website looks, DASHBOARD.md adds what dashboards need: validated data colors, KPI cards, chart rules, number formats, density, and the settings for Tableau and Power BI. The sample is the October sales report of a fictional publisher, Slow Moon Press. The imprint tabs at the top change the sentence and every card, and you can hover over the monthly revenue chart or move through the months with the arrow keys.

[Open full screen ↗](https://styles.vizney.com/anthropic/?lang=en&ref=vizney.com)

### Design

- **Say the result first.** A serif sentence states the revenue and the change, and the cards underneath are the evidence.
- **Depth from color steps.** Only three steps (an ivory page, oat cards and an ink band), and the cards have no borders or shadows.
- **One accent.** Clay marks only this year’s revenue line; the prior year steps back as a gray dotted line. At rest the chart writes its end values; the tooltip appears on hover.
- **Regular-weight figures.** Serif titles, monospaced numbers and hairline lists give the page an editorial rhythm. The key colors are the cloths of a clothbound edition, the fonts are the typesetting of the next book, and the cover is a color block, all inside data cards.

### DASHBOARD.md

Put [DASHBOARD.md](https://styles.vizney.com/anthropic/DASHBOARD.html?ref=vizney.com) in your repository root and coding agents such as Claude Code or Cursor build screens in the same look. The [file folder](https://github.com/yehwanhwang/vizney-styles/tree/main/anthropic?ref=vizney.com) also holds the Tableau palette (`anthropic.tps`), the Power BI theme (`powerbi-theme.json`), CSS tokens and a prompt pack. Every categorical, sequential and diverging palette passed color-vision and contrast checks.

```
Read DASHBOARD.md and follow it exactly.
Build our monthly revenue dashboard as one self-contained HTML file with fictional data.
Open with one serif sentence that states this month's revenue and its change versus last year,
then four KPI cards, a 12-month trend with the prior year dotted, a top-5 list and a detail table in the ink band.
One filter row at the top applies to every card.
```

If you want the same package for your own brand, [get in touch](https://www.vizney.com/contact-us/). To add a public brand to the catalog, [request it on GitHub](https://github.com/yehwanhwang/vizney-styles/issues/new?template=request.yml&ref=vizney.com).

Not an official Anthropic design, and not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic. A reference style read from the publicly visible design of anthropic.com and claude.com; it carries no logo, typeface or data of theirs. Trademarks belong to their owners.