Each of these is a whole page built from the framework and nothing else — no per-page component CSS. Every one is checked in CI at five widths in both themes, so what you see here is what the build guarantees.
An application shell: sidebar navigation, stat tiles, a quick-action bar and an activity feed.
.retro-main-layout · .retro-sidebar.retro-card · .retro-progressA post listing with a featured item, category badges and a card grid that stays even as content changes.
.retro-grid · .retro-badge.retro-card-headerA long-form reading layout: article prose, a pull quote, a code block and a comment thread.
.retro-prose · blockquote.retro-code with copy-to-clipboardA compact auth form with icon fields, a show-password toggle and third-party sign-in buttons.
.retro-input · .retro-input-icon.retro-checkboxA longer form with live password requirements and inline validation feedback.
.retro-form-group · .retro-labelRetroCSS.formThe same components under dir="rtl".
Layout mirrors; the Win9x bevels deliberately do not.
Every hue against every surface, in both themes. The reference for checking a token change by eye.
check:a11y asserts