Sound Ethics

Item: Sound Ethics
Rating: 7.6

Independent AI research lab protecting artists' creative rights.

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7.6/10MABTU rating

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DESKTOP · 1440 × 8,618/ ↗

MOBILE · 390

Section outline · Home

01heroCondensed lime wordmark over dark stage photo, news tag900
02missionVinyl record prop beside mission text1,372
03featureRed-lit portrait photo with text1,072
04featureLime band with cassette prop1,305
05ctaSplit headline and guitarist photo900
06researchThree research pillars on lime1,116
07newsHuge heading and two news cards
08footerStage photo with lime newsletter form

Rating · Home

Visual design8.0

UX & clarity7.0

Originality8.4

Craft & consistency7.6

Motion6.5

Performance & a11y7.0

This page scores 7.6; the site score weights the home page double.

Main colours

Light·white background·vivid

Typography

FK Screamerheading · font · self-hosted PP Editorial Newbody · serif · self-hosted Arialaccent · sans · system

Stack & style

Webflow GSAP jQuery Lenis

Bold typography Editorial Photography-led Hamburger-only nav Marquee Preloader Service area list

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Design DNA

Black and white bands cut by acid-lime (#D8F94A-ish) panels with torn, slanted edges. Every headline is an ultra-condensed heavy grotesk set huge and tight, with a condensed serif for body. Moody concert photography with coloured stage light, a spinning vinyl record and a cassette tape act as props. News cards use lime tags; the footer is a dark stage-light photo with a lime form panel for the newsletter.

Worth borrowing

Use physical music objects (vinyl, cassette) as section heroes for a music-rights organisation.
Cut lime panels with slanted, torn edges so bands overlap like posters.
Set section titles in an ultra-condensed display at full container width.