The folio margin
Every section opens with a running number and a thick galley rule down the margin. The page reads like a bound issue, not a stack of cards.
Reglet is the proofing bench for technology reviews — a letterpress galley where each assessment sits on the same column, capped by a rule and ticked in the margin. Scores are typeset, not animated.
Read the current issueA reglet is the thin strip a printer locks between lines to hold the measure true. Reglet makes that strip the interface: a margin rail that numbers every section, caps it with a rule, and ticks saffron where a verdict needs attention. Structure you can see, not chrome you tolerate.
Every section opens with a running number and a thick galley rule down the margin. The page reads like a bound issue, not a stack of cards.
One signal ink. It appears as a margin tick, a highlighter swipe on a single word, and the inset bar on a flagged review — never as a wash.
Verdicts are set in condensed display against serif copy, counted in discrete margin ticks. A reading you trust, held to the same column every issue.
A single unit, set on the measure end to end — score, criteria, and the margin tick that flags the one thing the desk is still chasing.
One issue a fortnight. Every unit set on the same measure, every score capped by a rule, every flag ticked in the margin where it stands.
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