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Editorial layout · fictional price-list sample
A one-page PDF for the fictional Atelier Carta brand. The layout uses a clear heading hierarchy, consistent prices and generous spacing to make supplied information easy to scan.
The brand, services and prices are invented for this self-initiated portfolio exercise. This is not client work or a live commercial offer. Prepared with AI assistance, then visually checked for readable type, alignment and page boundaries.
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