Salud is a digital magazine for modern reflection, where stories unfold slowly and with intention. Inspired by the tactile world of printed newspapers, the visual identity and website translate analog warmth into a contemporary web experience. The goal was not to replicate the past but to borrow its texture: off-whites instead of whites, washed-out blacks instead of true black, and a rich typographic system that makes reading feel like a ritual. Headlines are oversized, drawing the reader into focus, while body copy sits in a classic editorial grid with generous whitespace. The UI bridges analog motifs and digital function. Structured around a familiar 12-column grid, the layout bends just enough to breathe. Oversized components, rounded corners, and spacious breaks create a rhythm that feels curated, not coded. Tags form a subtle navigation layer, turning the magazine into a network of thoughts. Readers are encouraged to wander, to loop, to connect articles by theme or mood. The tag system becomes both map and invitation.