A stamped-metal-looking plate of mono figures with hairline dividers, above any sales copy. Verbose values are compressed for scanning, so a dimension sentence becomes 60 by 80 by 16 feet and a long roof description is reduced to the pitch. Cells only render when the value exists, so a sparse estimate shows three cells rather than three blanks.
Also called: building at a glance · span and square footage up top · quote header numbers
- 1Dimension strings are normalised and stripped of the words wide, long, tall
- 2Roof descriptions are regex-matched down to the pitch fraction
- 3Each cell is conditional on a resolved value
- 4Rendered in the portal mono face inside the branded hero band
Buyers open a quote wanting evidence the builder understood the project, and a headline cannot prove that where a span and a square footage can. The plate puts those numbers at the very top of the document. Keeping it short is the point: the full verbose sentence truncates on a phone and stops being scannable, which defeats leading with the number at all.
- Buyers scanning for span and sq ft having to hunt for them
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