Vapor - a vaporwave link in bio template

Vapor layers three hue families the way synthwave artwork does. The page base is a deep violet night (hue 260, 12 % lightness), link cards glow in hot magenta-pink (hue 318, 50 % lightness, 60 % saturation), and secondary surfaces flash a vivid cyan at hue 190. Light-cyan labels at 80 % lightness read clearly against both the magenta cards and the violet night. The combination is unmistakably retro-futurist - neon signage on a digital horizon.

Seven colour roles spanning three hue families: the violet-night base with a matching border for a seamless ground, a hot magenta primary card, a cyan secondary surface, a light-cyan primary label, a near-white cyan secondary label at 96 % lightness, and a near-white tertiary label. Like Orange Punch, Vapor is a multi-hue statement theme - but where Orange Punch is sport and streetwear, Vapor is arcade and synth.

Vapor is built for creators fluent in retro-internet aesthetics: synthwave and electronic musicians, retro game streamers, pixel artists, VHS-style video editors, and anyone whose brand riffs on the 80s-90s digital past. It also works as a deliberate statement for developers and designers with a playful streak. This is not a theme for accountants - and that is exactly the point.

Load Vapor in the Linky editor and remix the era to taste. Shifting the card hue towards 330-340 moves the magenta towards hot pink; towards 300 lands on a purpler orchid. Swapping the cyan accent for a sunset orange creates a Miami-sunset variant, while darkening the cards towards the base produces a moodier, outrun-at-midnight feel. Three independent hue families give you a huge remix space.