Layout

The top-left and bottom-right corners of a rectangle can be cropped using a measurement equal to one tenth (defined as “X”) of its shortest side. This creates an internal frame that helps contain content, keeping it centred and visually balanced within the shape.

The bottom-right corner of a rectangle can be cropped using a measurement equal to one tenth (defined as “X”) of its shortest side. This creates a frame that helps contain left-aligned content, such as statistics, while maintaining a clear and consistent visual structure.

Feature labels use pill-shaped containers to highlight key benefits, features, and messages. They can be overlaid on imagery to reinforce messaging, with placement positioned to complement and support the image composition.

Merged shapes can be used as background elements to support user interface mockups. By positioning UI screens centrally within the composition, the shapes help draw focus to features while creating a recognisable brand presentation.