house voice

Tone guide

How OmenHall should sound: vivid, calm, clear, without fear, pseudo-wisdom, or sticky pressure.

OmenHall voice should create atmosphere without hiding meaning in fog. The user came not only for candles, but for a door.

Clarity first

Even mystical copy should answer: what is this, why, what next. Imagery sits on top of meaning, not instead of it.

  • Buttons use action verbs.
  • Empty states explain next step.
  • No internal terms without explanation.

Mysticism without threats

You may speak of signs, halls, scrolls, and seals. Do not scare with curses, doom, or 'last chance'.

  • No fear CTA.
  • No cult feeling.
  • No pressure on vulnerability.

Warmth without baby talk

Support and results should be human but not sticky. Calm precision beats sugary pseudo-care.

  • Support macros do not sound robotic.
  • Reading results do not impersonate therapy.
  • Email is short and useful.

checklist

  • Every screen can be understood without OmenHall lore.
  • Imagery serves UX.
  • Tone does not promise power over future.
  • Commercial copy is honest about format and boundaries.

red flags

  • Too many pretty words in a row.
  • Button action is unclear.
  • Text reads like prediction rather than interpretation.

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Button

AvoidOpen the secret of fate

PreferGet a gentle answer

Empty state

AvoidYour archive is empty.

PreferSaved scrolls will appear here. Start with a free sign or sealed question.

Result wording

AvoidThis card definitely means the person will return.

PreferThis card points to the theme of return, but it does not replace conversation or a person's free choice.

Purchase call

AvoidBuy a deep scroll or the sign will remain closed.

PreferA deep scroll fits when you want context, positions, and a gentle next-step plan.

definition of done

Text is beautiful, but action is clear.
Boundaries sound calm, not like a legal club.
Voice consistent across public, account, and support pages.

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