Client agreements · Test lab (automated checks)
Reading specimen
A specimen page — every construct the renderer can produce, so the reading style can be judged rather than guessed at.
The first rule
Body text sits on a measure of about seventy characters. A bold run should read as bold because it is brighter, not only heavier, and italics stay quiet. A link carries a hairline underline, and a claim can cite its source[1].
The list marker is the house slash, in the brand gradient.
A second item, to show the spacing between them.
A third with
inline codeinside it.
Numbered lists keep their figures.
In tabular numerals, so columns line up.
A quotation is a pull-quote carrying the mark, not a bar in the margin.
A third-level heading
Punctuation is set properly: a range of 1–5, an ellipsis… and “quotation marks” that curl.
WarningA callout is a labelled box. It keeps its border and takes no quotation mark.
| Space | Audience | Pages |
|---|---|---|
| RunFlow | public | 12 |
| Policies | workspace | 4 |
def quote(mid: float, spread: float) -> tuple[float, float]:
"""Two prices around a fair value --- written as typed, not as prose."""
half = spread / 2
return mid - half, mid + half # bid, ask
The closing paragraph, after a rule.
A footnote links in both directions: this note carries the id the reference points at, and links back to it. ↩︎