Numbers

Four big numbers in the display face, each with a small label, on a ruled bar. No icons, no copy, no links.

For a drop brand the numbers are the pitch: four drops a year, four hundred units a run, zero restocks. Stated without a sentence around them, they carry more weight than a paragraph explaining the same thing.

Section settings

Setting	Type	Default	What it does
Colour scheme	Select — Default / Light / Deep	default	Which ground the bar sits on.
Top spacing	Range, 0–160 px	48	Top spacing.
Bottom spacing	Range, 0–160 px	48	Bottom spacing.

Figure blocks

Up to four blocks.

Setting	Type	Default	What it does
Figure	Text	400	The number. It is a text field, so 4.9, 0, 04, 30 days and 400+ all work.
Eyebrow	Text	Units per run	The label underneath, in muted small caps.

Preset

One preset, Numbers:

Figure	Label
04	Drops a year
400	Units per run
0	Restocks, ever
4.9	Verified reviews

Behaviour worth knowing

Four columns on desktop, always. Like the Promise bar, the grid is fixed at four and does not adapt to the number of blocks — three figures leave an empty cell. Use four, or two.

Hairlines above, below and between, with the last divider suppressed. Below 760 px it becomes a two-by-two block.

The figure is set in the display face at up to 38 px, the label in the body face. Keep figures short — 1,200,000 will fit but it will not have any presence next to a 0.

Tip

Include a zero. “0 — Restocks, ever” is the most persuasive cell in the default set, because a zero is the one number nobody pads. The pattern works generally: pick one figure that is impressive because it is small.