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Style guide: how a memo looks

Every element a memo can use, written as a memo.

This page shows every element the theme can set. It is written like any other memo, with numbers where numbers belong.

Heading level two

A paragraph with bold, italic and a link. Figures such as 2017, €945,000 and 25% are set as tabular lining figures.

Heading level three

Heading level four

Heading level five
Heading level six
  • Amount
  • Valuation
  • Preference
  1. Read the six lines.
  2. Ask about the rest.
  3. Sign calmly.
A quote stands out from the memo around it.
The alternative quote style is larger and centred.

In short. A callout at the start of a memo becomes the In short panel.
A table from an HTML card
LineValue
Total100%
A bar chart, regular width
An image at the width of the text.
A bar chart, wide
A wide image.
A napkin with numbers, full width
A full-width image.

A toggle: is this investment advice?

No. It is how one investor thinks about rounds.

A bookmark: Deck review
Fixed fee, ninety minutes, written notes.

A header card

Used to open a longer section.

A product card: the runway sheet

The spreadsheet from the memo on round size, for Circle members.

E. Brandt

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