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Restage, never paste
A screenshot carries another palette, another type scale and someone’s test data. The same screen built from mock atoms repaints with the tokens and is honest about being a diagram.
Sleek · the product voice
Nothing here is bigger than it needs to be. The evidence carries the page: a screen built from tokens, a card that shows its arithmetic, a rail where every number names its source.
Figure — token-built, not capturedmock atoms · .frame
Zero rasters · zero pasted screens · every number derived · one field spent
Mechanism
01
A screenshot carries another palette, another type scale and someone’s test data. The same screen built from mock atoms repaints with the tokens and is honest about being a diagram.
02
A rate card that lists only totals is a claim. One that carries its intermediate rows is evidence, and it costs three lines of markup.
03
Each figure on a rail carries the note that says where it came from. A number without a derivation is decoration wearing a monospace face.
Specimen
The intermediate rows are the argument. Remove them and the total becomes a number the reader has to trust; keep them and it becomes one they can check.
| line | qty | rate | amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base engagement | 1 | 4 800 | 4 800 |
| Additional surface | 3 | 1 200 | 3 600 |
| Rush coefficient | — | ×1.15 | 1 260 |
| Retained discount | — | −8% | −773 |
| Total | 8 887 |
Rate card — restaged from tokensworking rows shown
Ledger
Precision is a claim you let the reader check.
The product voice and the editorial voice disagree about almost everything except this. One restages the invoice; the other restages the page. Both refuse to show a number they cannot source.
Coda