Dawn
One sky, no edges. Light comes up as you read.
Dawn has no cards, no bands and no boxes. It is one sky, fixed behind the whole page, and the content sits directly on it. The page opens at first light, lavender into peach with the last few stars still out, and the sky brightens into morning as you scroll — so reading down the page is watching the sun come up.
The sky is genuinely warmer on one side of the sun than the other, which is where its two colours come from rather than having a pink and a blue bolted on.
The cover is the same sky an hour earlier: the blue hour, dark, with the sun just under the horizon. Tap “Let the light in” and the sun climbs over the horizon and fans out its pink and blue rays, the night drains away with most of the stars, and the sun rises to its place at the top of the page. Nothing jumps when the cover goes, because by then it is the page's own sky.
Make a page in DawnOpen the live demo
What you can make with it
Every design works for all four occasions, and the same page carries a family through them: a gender reveal, a baby shower, a birth announcement, then a first birthday — at one address, keeping the photographs, the messages and the guest list.