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1 # Visual style: editorial
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3 Magazine-grade hierarchy. Columns, hairline rules, a serif / sans interplay, strong typographic structure. For finance, journalism, research, long-form analysis.
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7 ## 1. Shape & decoration
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9 - Shape language: rectilinear; thin rules and column dividers instead of cards. Rounding, when used, stays visually minimal.
10 - Composition geometry: an oversized drop cap or numeral anchoring the page; a pull quote breaking across columns; a full-height vertical rule the content hangs from; an asymmetric column split instead of mechanically even columns; a figure deliberately crossing a column edge.
11 - Decoration: hairline rules, kickers / eyebrows, pull quotes, drop-style emphasis — typographic, not graphic. Sparing.
12 - Whitespace: structured by columns and baseline rhythm; comfortable but information-rich.
13 - Multi-column text flow where content suits.
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15 ## 2. Typography character
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17 - Serif / sans interplay: a serif for headlines or pull quotes against a clean sans body (or the reverse). Clear role contrast.
18 - Strong vertical hierarchy: kicker → headline → standfirst → body. Generous leading.
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20 > Families are chosen at confirmation `g`; this style asks for an editorial serif/sans *pairing*, not specific fonts.
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22 ## 3. Using the deck's colors
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24 - Mostly monochrome text on a light field; a restrained accent may emphasize a rule, highlighted figure, or kicker.
25 - Restraint — color marks structure and emphasis, not decoration.
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27 > HEX values come from confirmation `e`; this style only governs the monochrome-with-structural-accent discipline — it names no colors.
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29 ## 4. Texture / elevation
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31 - Flat to barely-raised. Rules and whitespace separate content, not shadows. Shadow only on a genuine floating element.
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33 ## 5. Paired image-rendering
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35 `editorial` — magazine-style infographic look for AI images.
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37 ## 6. Illustration propensity
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39 **supportive** — editorial spot illustrations beside articles are classic here; use them where they lift a section or break text density, kept restrained. With no user steer this is the default lean; an explicit user request wins either way, and `image_usage: none` writes no illustration rows.
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