publication
Microsimulation in rural corridor planning
Authored by R. Chen, M. Acosta. Transportation Research Record, Vol. 2671, Issue 4 — pp. 88–101.
foundations
Style variants
tux ships three section styles. Most product surfaces sit in default and stay there. Bold is for marketing splashes and athletic surfaces. Elegant is for research, policy, and administrative pages. Opt in with
.style--bold or .style--elegant on any ancestor — or with a per-component BEM modifier. style 1 / 3
Default — Oswald + maroon hairline
Quietest of the three. Used everywhere a section needs structure but not personality — dashboards, admin chrome, table-heavy pages, internal tooling. Headings inherit --font-display (Oswald), and .section-header renders a soft-faded maroon hairline below the title.
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style 2 / 3
Bold — Work Sans + stacked maroon bars
Eye-catching. Right for marketing splashes, athletic-flavored landing pages, event blocks. Headings are heavy Work Sans (800-weight, mixed-case, italic hero flourish on .heading--display), and the section signature is a stacked-bar rule that reads like punctuation.
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style 3 / 3
Elegant — Georgia + diagonal hash
Refined and stately. Used for research publications, annual reports, faculty profiles, policy and administrative surfaces. Headings switch to Georgia (a system serif, no font fetch needed), the section signature becomes a soft-faded diagonal hash, and cards drop the 2px maroon outline for a dotted maroon border.
annual report 2025
Director's letter
faculty
Dr. Lina Velazquez
Senior Research Scientist · Connected & Automated Vehicles Program · 2018–present.
opt-in
Page-level vs per-component
The class hierarchy is intentional. Apply .style--bold or .style--elegant on a page wrapper and every heading, section header, and card under it picks up the variant. To embed a single bold hero or elegant pull-quote inside an otherwise default page, reach for the BEM modifiers directly: .section-header--bold, .card-static--elegant, .heading--elegant. The modifier route doesn't leak because no parent .style--* wrapper changes --font-display.