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A
Plate
Catalogue · specification sheet
Open study A →A product catalogue that reads like a printed spec sheet: a fixed reference rail, mono field labels, hairline rules and a single copper accent. Dense, factual, and built so the price and category appear before the prose does.
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B
Dusk
Long-form · warm dark room
Open study B →An evening reading experience: deep plum-black ground, amber accent, an editorial serif for the body and a display grotesque for headings. Each product gets a wide spread with a sticky image and a fact strip. The most atmospheric of the three.
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C
Field Notes
Editorial · light and typographic
Open study C →A light, high-contrast editorial system: warm paper, deep ink, a serif built for reading and restrained forest-green rules. Numbered plates, a contents list with prices, and an underline-based form. Calm, and the closest to a considered print magazine.
What every study shares
- Content — taken verbatim from the live OlyGlow page: the five products, USD reference prices with shipping excluded, the customer note with its individual-experience caveat, the seven supplied PDFs and both disclaimers.
- Enquiry form — keeps the source behaviour. It composes a plain-text enquiry in the browser and copies it. No payment, no order, no server submission.
- Self-contained — self-hosted fonts and imagery, no CDN, no third-party script, no analytics.
- Checked — each page scans to zero anti-patterns in the Impeccable detector, and renders at 375px, 768px and 1440px with no horizontal overflow, no broken images and no console errors.