Video grid and composition safe-area spec

A page specifying video grid and content-safe areas, shown as a violet frame with nested white guides, pixel-margin callouts, and leader lines to lower-third and subtitle placements.

Styletechnical, minimal, editorial

Colorcool, high-contrast, muted

Typesans-serif

Moodtechnical, professional, premium

Elementsdiagram

Tagsgrid, content-safe-area, spec-diagram, pixel-margins, leader-lines, lower-third, subtitle-placement, violet-panel

Palette

#3A1A8C

#4B16D6

#FFFFFF

#1A1140

Summary

A grid-and-composition spec page for video, rendered as a deep-violet frame with nested white safe-area rectangles, "100 px" and "25 px" margin callouts, and leader lines pointing to where lower thirds and subtitles should sit.

Visual description

White page, standard header. The left column holds the title "Grid and Composition" and a short paragraph about content-safe areas. The right two-thirds is a large deep-violet rounded panel containing a technical diagram: several concentric thin white rectangles define nested safe areas, with small "100 px" labels marking the outer margins on all four sides and "25 px" labels marking inner bands near the bottom. Thin leader lines drop from two points to captions outside the lower edge, "Lower third placement" and "Subtitle placement". A small crosshair marks the panel center.

Key takeaway

Presenting a technical safe-area spec as a clean, single annotated diagram on a brand-colored panel: nested rectangles, pixel callouts, and leader lines naming each placement zone. It reads as both a rule and a usable template.

Reuse notes

A precise reference for video, broadcast, or layout safe-area specs. The leader-line-to-named-zone device is reusable for any annotated template. The violet panel keeps an engineering diagram visually on-brand; keep callout type small and consistent.