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ANGEL STONES / PAGE DESIGN

Every page should feel like the same product.

Type, spacing, density and structure working together—from a worklist to a detailed record.

Three complete compositions

Orders

Follow customer commitments from drawing review to dispatch.

Explore orders

Typography in context

Inter is used in these references. Products load their own font once; the package inherits it. Heading rank follows structure. Sizes below are rem-based equivalents at a 16px root.

page-title

32px · 600 weight · 1.2 line height · -0.02em tracking

Orders

page-subtitle

16px · 400 weight · 1.5 line height · 0 tracking

Customer and order context

section-title

18px · 600 weight · 1.4 line height · -0.01em tracking

Receiving details

card-title

16px · 600 weight · 1.5 line height · 0 tracking

Customer and order context

body

16px · 400 weight · 1.5 line height · 0 tracking

Customer and order context

label

14px · 500 weight · 1.5 line height · 0 tracking

Customer and order context

table

14px · 400 weight · 1.5 line height · 0 tracking

Customer and order context

help

14px · 400 weight · 1.5 line height · 0 tracking

Choose the location that will receive the stock.

caption

12px · 400 weight · 1.5 line height · 0 tracking

Updated September 21

metric

28px · 600 weight · 1.2 line height · -0.02em tracking

$12,480.00

identifier

14px · 600 weight · 1.5 line height · 0 tracking

SO-1042 · HM-8841

A repeatable page structure

Navigation · current location and peer workspaces
Header · identity, state, next action
Toolbar · search, filters, result count
Content · worklist, task groups or record sections
Context · totals, owner, related records

Keep 16–32px page gutters, 24px between major sections and 16–24px panel padding. Reading copy uses a maximum measure of 70ch; worklists can use the full workspace width. Tables retain comparison columns inside a labeled scrolling region on small screens.

Responsive and density rules

Read the ERP component mapping and adoption checklist