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Dark page showing type applied across a poster, web banner and social posts, all bilingual with the chevron-shadow wordmark.
Summary
A type-in-use page: the headline style applied across a poster, a web banner and two social posts, all bilingual and signed off with the chevron-shadow wordmark.
Visual description
Black background. Left sidebar carries the "YMGOLLI VISUAL IDENTITY" eyebrow and the "Type examples" title. An intro line at the top of the right area reads "Here are some examples of how type is applied to different types of communications." Below sit four sample assets over candid reading photography: a tall poster headlined bilingually "Os ti'n diddori, dos i bori. / If you're into it, read into it." with the white "YMGOLLI. GO ALL IN." lockup; a horizontal "Web Banner" version; and two square "Social Media Posts" with pink and green angled corner accents echoing the chevron. Each carries the bilingual headline and the lockup. Labels ("Posters", "Web Banner", "Social Media Posts") caption the samples. "HOME" nav bottom-left, page "21" bottom-right.
Key takeaway
Showing one headline treatment across poster, banner and social in a single view proves the type system flexes across formats. The bilingual Welsh-then-English headline lock is the campaign's signature verbal move.
Reuse notes
Reuse as a type-in-context page after the specimens, it answers "what does this actually look like?". The angled colour-corner accent is a lightweight way to brand a photo without the full divider shape.
