Newspaper Scope of Work

Newspaper carries the weight of the front page. Editorial and authoritative, journalistic in every sense, the style leans on an old idea: that dense, well-set type still reads as more credible than almost any glossier modern alternative.

The palette narrows to ink-dark lettering against a warm, aged paper tone, with a bold masthead treatment announcing each scope of work the way a headline announces a story. Dense serif columns run beneath it, parted by hairline rules, with a byline, dateline and an oversized drop cap doing work a modern layout usually skips.

It suits press, editorial and institutional brands, and any scope of work that wants to borrow the gravity of print journalism rather than the polish of a typical corporate template. Choose it when authority matters more than warmth.

The detail that makes this convincing as a scope of work is genuine multi-column setting rather than a single wide block dressed up with a serif, that's what gives the page its broadsheet rhythm. Widen the columns and the whole illusion collapses into ordinary formal type.

What's printed here stands in for your own masthead. Build a scope of work in Newspaper through Waxe and it sets your name, colours and copy into the same broadsheet structure, then exports a document ready to run.