Mark-up
As of 10:34 · the period does not apply here
The file as it came in, with everything the book found marked where it was found. What has no place on the artwork — the colour space, the ink on the paper, the licence — is listed without a pin rather than given a spot it does not have.
brewing-guide-hero.jpg
Cut for the guide the Radar asked for. The rule under the headline came out of a theme file rather than out of the book, which is worth knowing and is not worth stopping a page for.

Twenty minutes and a kettle
One picture at the top of the shop, and it is cropped square on a phone.
Nothing on this file has a place on the artwork.
1 of 23 rules broken
A count of rules, not a mark out of ten. Whether the thing is any good is a question for the person it was drawn for.
Every rule below is run again on each keystroke, here, by the function the server ran.
What the book found
Numbered where the finding has a place on the artwork, and in the order it has to be dealt with.
Only the lockups in the book
ChecklistConfirm the lockup is one of the three in the book
Wordmark, stacked, and the roundel. A designer who needs a fourth arrangement asks for one rather than making one at four in the afternoon.
On the checklistBrand Book p. 5 · lockupsReal weights, never faux bold or slanted
ChecklistConfirm the weights are real rather than outlined or sheared
The families ship the weights. A bold made by outlining and a slant made by shearing both look like what they are, at size, on paper.
On the checklistBrand Book p. 19 · weightsNo near misses of a brand colour
Worth knowing#b96945 sits 3 per cent from Clay
A hex four per cent off Clay came out of a screenshot, a resave or somebody's memory. It is not a decision, it is a copy that lost something, and it is fixed by pasting the right value.
Paste #b6613a. A value this close came from a screenshot or a resave, not from a decision.
MeasuredBrand Book p. 14 · palette
Every line says how it was tested. A measurement and a match can fail a file on their own; a model’s question never can, however sure it says it is.
On the checklist
Lines nobody has automated and nobody is pretending to. A person ticks them.
Your call
Omni has counted. It does not have a way to approve anything and is not getting one.
Clear on everything the book applies to this file.
Measured against rulebook v7, in force since 2026-08-04. Edit the copy or tick a line and every rule is run again here, in this browser, by the function the server just ran.