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# Minimal Editorial Exports Financial report tooling defaults to density — dark tables, corporate blue, every indicator visible at once — because that's what the *body* of a report needs. But aria-code also produces things that aren't report bodies: a cover page, a PPTX title slide, a single chart meant to stand alone, a Canva one-pager. Applying the dense-dashboard default to those is a mismatch: a cover page crammed with the same density as the analysis behind it reads as unfinished, not thorough. The fix is a second, deliberately restrained style for exactly these single-focal-point surfaces — heavy negative space, one accent color, one number or one chart doing the work, quiet typography carrying the rest. Silence read as confidence in print design long before software existed; the same logic applies here. ## When this matters - A report's cover page or first slide, before the dense analysis begins - A PPTX title slide (`aria.report.pptx` / `report_exporters.py`) - A single chart meant to be shared standalone, not embedded in a full report - A Canva brand-template autofill for a one-pager or social export - Never the report *body* — tables, multi-indicator panels, and the institutional/bloomberg themes stay dense on purpose; this style is for the one surface per document that's allowed to be quiet ## Design rules 1. **70%+ quiet space.** The cover/title surface should be mostly negative space around one focal point — one number (e.g. the headline return), one