Contents / table of contents

Summary

The deck's contents page: eight numbered sections laid out across three columns on yellow, each with subsections and leader-dotted page references.

Visual description

Full-bleed signal yellow (#FFE600) with the standard running header and centered black swoosh. The contents are set in a bold neo-grotesque sans, all in black, across three columns. Roman numerals (I-VIII) mark top-level sections in bold (Strategic Overview, Creative Strategy, Design Guidelines, Language, Empowered Creative Network, Application, Contacts, Addendum), each followed by indented numbered subsections (01, 02, 03...). Every line ends in a row of leader dots running to a three-digit page number. The dense, evenly gridded columns fill the upper two-thirds; the lower third is empty. Footer "©2021 NIKE INC." bottom-left.

Key takeaway

Treating a long table of contents as a tight three-column grid with consistent leader dots and zero-padded three-digit page numbers, so a deep document feels organized rather than overwhelming. The bold sans keeps the index scannable against the loud yellow.

Reuse notes

A clean reference for contents pages in long guideline, report or playbook decks with many sections. The three-column grid scales to large structures; drop to two columns for shorter decks. Leader dots and aligned page numbers are the detail that makes it read as a proper index.