Style 3, the Note. Round 3: the set

Re-rendered 2026-09-11, late. Dave: no lone word on the last line of a paragraph. The lead of a note now breaks at the sentence, body paragraphs wrap so no line strands one word, and Tear headlines balance. Same cards, same words, better lines.

Round 2 passed the typed block, the stamp and the business card, with the typed block scaled up as one unit. Round 3 crosses those three with the faces and grounds that passed in Round 1, so the Note reads as a set: nine cards, three blocks, five palettes, four faces, two constructions.

Approved by Dave, 2026-09-10. The set stands. Formats follow at round-4-note.
What to rule on. Whether the set holds together as one style with room in it, and which of the nine you would post tomorrow. Pass the set and it goes to portrait and story, then to the jobs a note can carry: the seller tip, the market comment, the reassurance, the invitation, the thank-you after a closing.

The typed block, scaled up as one unit

NS-type-typed
NS-type-typedTypewriter sheet, burgundy. The baseline of the set: name, credential line and phone all larger together.
NS-hand-typed
NS-hand-typedHandwritten sheet, burgundy, the typed block under it.
NS-serif-typed
NS-serif-typedBook-serif sheet, navy, the typed block.
NS-dark-typed
NS-dark-typedDark ground, mono sheet, the typed block in white.

The stamp

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NS-teal-stampTypewriter sheet tilted a degree, teal, the stamp.
NS-letter-stamp
NS-letter-stampThe letterhead construction, navy, the stamp where the block was.
NS-char-stamp
NS-char-stampCharcoal typewriter sheet, black mark, the stamp in black.

The business card

NS-serif-card
NS-serif-cardBook-serif sheet, navy, the card left on the desk.
NS-hand-card
NS-hand-cardHandwritten sheet, burgundy, the card.

Rounds 1 and 2: round-1-note, round-2-note. Builder: reference-cards/style-3-note/build-note-r3.js.