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Low Poly Requirements Document
Tech / product / 3D-leaning brands wanting a faceted, crystalline feel; triangulated facet grounds, gem plates, angular meter bars and a cool glacial palette, with reading copy kept on calm flat facets.
Best forTech / product / 3D-leaning brands wanting a faceted, crystalline feel; triangulated facet grounds, gem plates, angular meter bars and a cool glacial palette, with reading copy kept on calm flat facets.
- Style
- Geometric · Crystalline
- Mood
- Crystalline · Geometric · Cool
- Typography
- Sans-serif
Rendered by Waxe — not a template
What's inside
The Low Poly style sets the mood; this is the structure underneath. Waxe writes every section for you and lays it out to match your brand.
- Overview & objectives
- Scope & context
- Functional requirements
- Non-functional requirements
- Acceptance criteria
- Assumptions & constraints
- Out-of-scope
A closer look at Low Poly
Low Poly renders the page as if it had been cut from crystal. The mood is crystalline and cool, geometric and faceted, a technical style that turns even soft ideas into something angular and precise.
Grounds are built from triangulated facets in a glacial palette of blues and greys, with plates cut like gemstones and meters rendered as angular bars rather than smooth ones. The type stays sans and unfussy, set on the plainer surfaces so the geometry never has to compete with the reading experience.
This one belongs to tech, product and 3D-leaning brands that want a requirements document to feel engineered rather than illustrated. It suits teams already fluent in a technical visual language and looking for something with more edge than a standard sans layout.
The detail worth noticing in a requirements document built this way is restraint at the reading layer, however faceted the surrounding grounds get, body copy always lands on a flat, undecorated plane, which is what keeps a genuinely geometric style from becoming a genuinely unreadable one.
The facets on screen are a demonstration cut, not a fixed design. Ask Waxe for a requirements document in Low Poly and it recuts the same crystalline system around your own colours, type and content, ready for export.
Low Poly across your paperwork
One look, every document. The same Low Poly treatment, applied to the rest of what you send.
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