A typesetting desk built on the Swiss modular lattice. Every column, rule, and caption snaps to one baseline — phone to proofing wall, the grid never drifts.
Raster reduces an interface to its load-bearing parts: a visible column grid, hairline rules, oversized grotesk headlines, and a single vermilion register mark at the origin of each heading. Nothing floats; everything aligns.
One ink, one graphite, one register red.
A 12-column lattice with uneven spans — a wide lead block leads, narrow rails carry metadata. Asymmetry with intent, never centred filler.
Every section opens on a hairline graphite rule with a short vermilion segment marking the left origin of the heading. The whole system, one gesture.
Data reads as a journal table: flush-left labels, mono figures, row dividers. No rounded app widgets, no glassy bloom.
Pull any folio and it reads as a set sheet — not a dashboard tile.
| Folio | Section | Cols | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-241 | Front matter | 7 / 5 | Live |
| F-238 | Long read | 8 / 4 | Proof |
| F-236 | Data spread | 6 / 6 | Live |