werkstatt brand and design system version 1.2, october 2026

templates

six page layouts, drawn on the grid, assembled from the patterns.

page templates

six pages drawn on the grid. each one is a stack of sections from the patterns page.

contentdominant block or titlethe red elementstructure or mediaheader or footer on inkcolumns
headerhero text, red buttonshape panelfeature grid, 3 × 2stats bandquotepricingcall to actionfooter
landing page. header, split hero, features, stats, quote, pricing, call to action, footer. one red button in the hero and one red band near the end.
headerbreadcrumbstitle and standfirstreading column, 66chaside: relatedprevious / nextslim footer
article page. header, breadcrumbs, a yellow title block, the reading column with a yellow aside, previous and next, slim footer.
headerbreadcrumbsobject picturename, designer, yearthe shapes inside (list)tabs: shapes · materials · historytab panelgallery: related objectsslim footer
object detail. picture left, facts right, tabs below, related objects, slim footer. the one red button is start in form lab inside the facts block.
bartoday's exercise, yellow buttonroomsfrom the librarylist rowlist rowtab bar
app home. a phone screen on four columns: bar, the exercise card, the rooms, a list, the tab bar. nothing scrolls sideways.
headersection menusection titleone column of fields, red save buttonhelp asideslim footer
settings and forms. a left menu of sections, a single column of fields, a help aside. the save button sits at the end of the column, not in a sticky bar.
header404what happened, red button, white buttonslim footer
404 and empty. the number, the explanation, two buttons, the slim footer. no search box; the red button goes to the library.

rules for assembling a page

  • one red thing per screen.a button or a band, never both in view at once.
  • one dominant block.the title block or the hero. everything else is smaller.
  • sections are stacked, not nested.a page is a column of full width sections separated by rules.
  • footers are slim unless the page is the home page.the full footer appears once per site.
© 2026 Intelligent Operations. Directed, prompted and published by Tommy Saunders, Intelligent Operations.Generated with Claude Fable 5.1 by Anthropic in the Claude app, 10 and 11 October 2026. Bauhaus is referenced as history; all artwork is original. credits and how to cite · sitemap