Find your
way by light
Klieg turns a dense night street into a way to move through your data — every signal a glowing sign-tower you read at a glance.
Light the boardA street reads itself before you do
On a real night corridor you never read paragraphs — you scan colour, number, and the direction a sign points, then move. Klieg builds an interface the same way: content lives in luminous sign-towers, each lit by one accent, so the page is navigable at a glance and only resolves into detail when you stop to look.
Towers, not cards
Every surface is a marquee column with a luminous spine. The spine recolours by role, so the same shape carries traffic, revenue, or alerts.
Three lights, used sparingly
Magenta to signal, cyan to route, amber to mark what is live. Three highlighters on a deep night ground — never a wall of colour.
Lit on the dark
The night is the ground, not a theme switch. Glow, bloom, and wet-street reflection carry the brightness so the chrome can stay quiet.
The board stays legible at full density
Klieg was built for crowded corridors — dozens of live signals at once. Hard gutters, one hairline per row, and a single status light per surface keep an overloaded street readable instead of noisy.
Put your signals on the night street
Bring your metrics into a wayfinding language that scans like a city after dark. One ground, three lights, every surface a sign-tower.