Retro Print vs Frontend Design

Retro Print prints Tally like a risograph poster: giant Anton capitals with a misregistered red and blue shadow, Newsreader for body text, IBM Plex Mono labels, a boxed row of envelope figures and a black marquee strip. Further down, a halftone panel draws the envelopes and pricing ends with a black Plus card and a red Family card. The dashboard keeps every idea, with a dotted "$640 left to budget" panel, numbered envelope rows, halftone chart bars and a dashed "over by $36" stamp. It is committed, readable and works on a phone. Pick it for food, music, event or agency brands with an analog voice.

Ilm-Alan's Frontend Design turns Tally into a lo-fi print zine: yellowed paper, heavy Times headlines misregistered in hot pink and teal, Helvetica body and Courier labels, taped kraft envelopes and a stapled bill slip in the hero, halftone dots and prices on torn receipts. The dashboard keeps the idea, with each budget drawn as a paper envelope, a pink 'OVER' stamp on Dining out, halftone chart bars and upcoming bills on a receipt. It is a committed look, far from the default, but the hero envelopes cover each other's labels and the phone dashboard scrolls sideways. Pick it for indie, creative or youth brands that want a hand-made, printed feel.