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White spec page diagramming the contact-sheet strip layout where a single framed film strip sits over a color field with the Play New lockup adjacent, shown across breakpoints.
Summary
A layout-specification page for the contact-sheet strip: a single framed film strip occupies two-thirds of the canvas over a color field, with the Play New lockup sitting adjacent, shown across three breakpoints.
Visual description
White background, same all-caps utility header and centered black Nike swoosh. A bold heading "CONTACT SHEET/ STRIP" sits upper-left over two instruction paragraphs (primary image occupies two-thirds with the lockup adjacent and centered to the canvas edge; motion, text or a color block can back it; mobile rules), with a small red annotation top-right. Three placeholder mockups labeled "Desktop P1", "App Card" and "Mobile P1 / Thread" run across the bottom. The desktop frame shows a single light-grey film-strip frame (with sprocket-style borders) over a mid-grey field, the white italic "Play New" lockup at the left; the app card shows the strip alone; the mobile frame places the lockup below the strip. Faint grid lines overlay the frames.
Key takeaway
Reducing the contact-sheet system to a single hero film-strip frame over flat color, the simplest setting of the motif. The sprocket-bordered frame keeps the archival reference while the surrounding color block makes room for the lockup and live text.
Reuse notes
A reusable spec for a minimal, focused photographic hero that still nods to the contact-sheet language. Good when one image must lead but the brand texture should persist. Internal documentation style; final contact-sheet variant in the series.
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