PlanetDJ · Prototype design directions

Pick the look.

Five takes on the same screen: an improved DJ Controllers page with working spec filters and side-by-side compare, built on your real gear. Tap any one to open it full screen and try the filters. The one you pick gets built out into the full flagship flow.

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Judge's pick
Neon Pulse
Glassy cards, an indigo-to-cyan gradient held to active states and buttons, nightlife energy with the specs kept perfectly clean. The most current, most premium read of the five.
craft 9premium 9sells the replatform 9
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The departure
The Console
The filter becomes a DJ mixer panel: LED toggles, a real price fader, a live readout that reacts as you narrow. The most memorable idea in the set, and a swing.
craft 9premium 8sells the replatform 9
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Spec Deck
Monospace specs, tabular 2x2 spec blocks, a per-card SKU, a blueprint grid. A modernized B&H for the engineer-buyer, premium through restraint.
craft 9premium 8sells the replatform 7
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Midnight Booth
Near-black, one electric-teal accent, condensed display type. The rekordbox-and-Serato-at-night register. Clean and correct, closest to today's pro-audio baseline.
craft 8premium 7sells the replatform 6
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Studio Daylight
The only light, warm direction. Serif headings, amber accent, generous space. The trust register for high-ticket and institutional buyers, softer punch for the "you're behind" moment.
craft 8premium 8sells the replatform 6
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How I'd read it

Neon Pulse is the safe bet that still produces envy: it looks a generation ahead of the current site while the spec grid stays legible. The Console is the bolder swing, more memorable but with real scannability risk in a spec-heavy grid. Whichever you pick, I graft the best of the others into it: