Big Marlin Group

Opportunity card: three treatments

Same four blocks, same words, same tokens. What changes is how much of the card is filled with colour, which is the thing actually setting whether it reads as findings or as a pitch. Headlines are ink-only in all three; emphasis is weight, and colour survives only where it's structural.

1 · Sheet

Rules instead of fills

Where the card has been drifting for six revisions, taken all the way. Nothing is filled except the button. Hierarchy comes from type size, hairlines and space, the way a document does it.

Risk: in a crowded inbox it can read as plain text and get skimmed past.

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2 · Ledger

One panel, hairline-divided

Three separate rounded blocks read as three things that arrived together. One panel with rules through it reads as one document, which is what the card claims to be. Each section gets a quiet label.

Risk: the labels add furniture, and the money needs its own line to stay loud.

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3 · Night

Navy field, teal as the only light

The opposite bet. Everything else turns the volume down; this turns it up in a way the brand still permits, since navy is a primary. Unmissable in an inbox.

Risk: a dark card reads as marketing, which is the register we just spent the session removing.

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None of these is wired into the skill. The live cards still render the current treatment. Pick one, or mix: Ledger's panel can hold Sheet's type, and Night's CTA block works on a white card if you want one loud thing rather than a loud card.