Style 10, the Split-Flap. Round 3
The signed set on the taller panels. A taller board has more rows, so the board picks the largest flaps the copy fits on: portrait can set the headline on 12 big flaps a row and the paragraph on 20 a row; story can set the headline on 10 a row, 90 by 120 each, and the paragraph on 16. The agent signs the last row on every board; when the name and the phone do not share a row, the name takes one and the phone the next, and the phone never breaks. The rows the copy leaves stay blank between the note and the signature.
What to rule on. Whether the story board is full enough, and whether the biggest flaps read right at that size. Pass or note by name.
Portrait, 1080 by 1350
Story, 1080 by 1920
