Red wedge
hero.constructivist-red-wedge · hero
- Rule
- A huge red wedge drives in from the left (1–6, rotated −30°) against a red circle at the top of 9–11; the headline in condensed capitals cuts across 3–12 on a −12° diagonal; eyebrow, subhead and CTA sit square on 8–11.
- Slots
eyebrow,headline,subhead,cta- Grid
- wedge
1-6· circle9-11· headline3-12· text8-11· cta8-10 - Notes
- The headline overlaps the wedge's tip; the wedge sits behind it. Only the headline and wedge are diagonal — eyebrow, subhead and button stay square to the grid for contrast and never sit under the rotated headline.
A huge red wedge (triangle rotated −30°) fills 1–6 across three rows, pointing up-right; a red circle sits at the top of 9–11 (red, not black, so a long headline that rises into it stays legible as black overprinted on red). The headline at step 7, in capitals, rotated −12°, spans 3–12 so it cuts across the wedge's tip (wedge behind, type on top). Below it, square to the grid on 8–11: the eyebrow in spaced capitals, the subhead (max 36 ch) and a large primary button. Nothing sits under the rotated headline. At phone width the circle hides; the wedge shrinks but stays.
Open alone, full size (desktop, tablet, phone; layout tree included)
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Brand & product studio
Northfold is a 14-person studio helping manufacturers, labs and B2B teams explain what they do — and look like they mean it.