violet sky, pale starlight, and the last warmth off the sand
The five ring colors span HSL 270° — pure violet — running from a deep plum at the year ring to a soft lavender at the second ring. The luminance steps are even, so the rings read as a single continuous hue rather than a collection of separate colors. The body gradient stays almost black with the faintest whisper of purple, the same way a moonless desert sky is never quite neutral — there is always color in the darkness if you look long enough. The accent button inherits the mid-tone ring, keeping every interactive element connected to the same quiet frequency.
A light scatter of fixed stars sits behind the radial glows — ten points of white at 30–55% opacity, a mix of 1 px and 1.5 px sizes, positioned once and never animated. They are ambient, not decorative: something you notice after a moment of stillness rather than something that competes for attention. The rest of the surface — glass cards, typography, ring tracks — follows the standard EverBox calm aesthetic unchanged. Desert Night simply shifts the color temperature of the room from ocean-cyan to midnight-violet, and lets the rings do the rest.