A. Enterprise briefing
A restrained cover, white reading pages and editorial tables. My recommended starting point.

Compare the same page across A, B and C. Read a complete version, then choose the parts you want to carry forward.
See the earlier comparison of illustration methods →
The ECS and AMP cover graphics are now built in JavaScript and exported as editable SVGs. They stay sharp in the PDFs. All three looks use the current Enterprise brand. ECS includes a complete seven-page briefing; AMP includes a cover and transfer-page sample per look.
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Page 1 of 7: The Internal Case for a Custody Project
A restrained cover, white reading pages and editorial tables. My recommended starting point.

An uppercase cover, a numbered spine and step-by-step sections for working through the material.

Code-drawn illustrations, dark reading pages and blue labels. The closest visual continuation of the live Enterprise site.

Open a preview to see the full-size page. PDFs include selectable text and source links.
A focused briefing to help a cross-functional committee define one custody workflow, its owners and the evidence required to evaluate it.
Cover. Which version makes the offer clearest and feels most like the current Enterprise brand?
Reading pages. Compare page 4 for stakeholder questions and page 6 for the worked memo. Which would you forward to a colleague?
The combination. We can use one cover treatment with another interior. My starting choice is A, with the clearer step labels from B where useful.
The source controls the geometry, perspective, spacing, line weight and colors. Each SVG can also be edited in a vector design tool. The artwork illustrates a committee decision and an operating story.
After choosing a direction, we can apply it to the custody tabletop, complete AMP story and Simplicity walkthrough. Product and technical review precede customer release.