---
name: "Whiskey Jack's Saloon"
version: "alpha"
description: "Visual + editorial direction for Whiskey Jack's Saloon. Generated from the Muse reading and AI-derived voice; powers consistent rendering across the Doozer site, AI agents, and future automation."
colors:
  primary:   { value: "#0a3b2c" }
  secondary: { value: "#e8d8a8" }
  accent:    { value: "#c2362b" }
typography:
  body:
    fontFamily: "sans-serif"
    fontWeight: "regular"
  display:
    fontFamily: "sans-serif"
    displayStyle: "standard"
spacing:
  s1: "4px"
  s2: "8px"
  s3: "16px"
  s4: "24px"
  s5: "32px"
  s6: "48px"
rounded:
  card:   "14px"
  button: "999px"
  image:  "18px"
---

# Whiskey Jack's Saloon

## Overview

Whiskey Jack's: Where Madison Comes Alive

State Street's rowdiest saloon serving affordable whiskey pours and unforgettable nights since the UW days

Tucked right on Madison's legendary State Street strip, Whiskey Jack's Saloon isn't trying to be fancy—it just wants to be the place where your night actually gets good. The worn wooden floors have absorbed decades of spilled whiskey, spilled secrets, and the kind of laughter that only happens after the third round. UW students have been stumbling in here for generations, and the bartenders still pour doubles without checking IDs twice. There's no craft cocktail list, no Edison bulbs, no carefully curated playlists. Just honest drinks at honest prices, a jukebox that somehow always knows what you want next, and enough space to belt out karaoke without feeling judged. The vibe shifts throughout the night—from day drinking groups claiming tables at 2pm to the post-football game chaos when the Badgers win. Live bands squeeze onto the tiny stage some weekends while sports fans pack in for big games, turning the whole place into one giant, rowdy living room. It's not polished. It's not trying to be. And that's exactly why people keep coming back.

**Archetype:** `classic`  ·  **Voice:** `professional`  ·  **Pace:** `steady`  ·  **Density:** `medium`

## Colors

The palette is designed to reflect Whiskey Jack's Saloon's character — every token below is a deliberate direction, not extracted noise.

- **Primary** (`{colors.primary}`) — `#0a3b2c` — dominant identity color, used for headers, primary buttons, link emphasis, brand marks.
- **Secondary** (`{colors.secondary}`) — `#e8d8a8` — supporting tone, used for soft backgrounds, dividers, and quiet emphasis.
- **Accent** (`{colors.accent}`) — `#c2362b` — high-contrast attention color, used sparingly for CTAs, badges, and editorial moments.

## Typography

- **Body** (`{typography.body}`) — `sans-serif`, `regular`. Used for paragraph text, lists, captions.
- **Display** (`{typography.display}`) — `sans-serif` in `standard` mode. Used for hero headlines, section titles, and editorial pull-outs.

Set generous line-height (1.6+) for body. Display can run tight (-0.01em letter-spacing) for graphic impact.

## Layout

Default rendering uses the Doozer Muse v3 section pipeline. Sections are addressable units — each one selectable by variant (e.g. `about/alternating`, `services/alternating`, `events/upcoming-list`). The container pattern is:

- Outer: `.container` (max-width 1400px)
- Body prose: `.container-narrow` (max-width 900px) — readability is non-negotiable
- Mobile collapse at 880px and 640px breakpoints

## Shapes

- Cards: `{rounded.card}` (14px) — gentle, signals warmth without softness
- Buttons: `{rounded.button}` (999px / pill) — directional, never timid
- Images: `{rounded.image}` (18px) — generous, frames content as artifact

## Components

Doozer ships a fixed component vocabulary that every business site shares. Each component honors the tokens above. Operators don't choose components — the Muse v3 pipeline composes them per section.

- **Hero** — full-bleed photo, brand-tinted overlay, trust pill (rating + today's hours), large display headline
- **About / Services** — `classic` text-only OR `alternating` (image+text rhythm). Smart photo selection via vision metadata.
- **Why Choose Us** — modern numbered cards (01 / 02 / 03), or icon cards, or photo cards — variant per Muse
- **Events** (`upcoming-list`) — chronological event list with affiliate-wrapped tickets
- **Reviews** — letter-on-gradient avatars (or Google profile photos when available), show-more for long reviews
- **FAQ** — native `<details>` accordion, brand-tinted accent on open
- **Hours of Operation** — live open/closed banner + weekly grid with today highlighted
- **Contact** — embedded map + action cards + Save-to-Contacts vCard + Share button
- **Network footer** — every page declares its position in the Doozer / BerrySmart network

## Do's and Don'ts

### Do
- Treat color tokens as inviolable — `{colors.primary}` is **the** brand color, not a starting suggestion.
- Pair `classic` archetype with the matching decorative hints: (none specified).
- Use `{colors.accent}` only for high-intent surfaces (CTAs, urgency, editorial pull-outs). It should feel rare.
- Preserve readability — body line-length never exceeds ~75 characters.
- Honor the `professional` voice in every line of generated copy. The Muse defines this; don't drift.

### Don't
- Don't introduce colors not in the palette. If a new color is needed, add it via the Muse, not ad-hoc.
- Don't replace Doozer components with custom HTML — the pipeline handles structural variants; new structures belong as variants under `includes/sections/`.
- Don't run banner ads, popups, or interstitials. Per the Mission Charter, affiliate revenue is a side-effect of usefulness, never the primary surface.
- Don't generate content that contradicts verified facts (address, hours, phone, rating). The AI generates voice + emphasis; verified data is sacred.

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*Generated by [Doozer](https://doozer.work) from the active Muse for `whiskey-jacks-saloon-madison-wi.doozer.site`. Format: [Google Labs DESIGN.md](https://github.com/google-labs-code/design.md) (alpha). Refreshes when the Muse, AI content, or brand colors change.*