Paper

Print/document-formatting tokens for regulated documents — page geometry, a four-step rule-weight ladder, two-tier typography, and pagination counters. Consolidated from real, production-grounded drafts across three document sub-domains: legal agreements, financial statements, and interactive PDF navigation. Dimension values use pt/in/cm — this is the design system's first print-native token domain. The DTCG 2025-10 draft documents its dimension unit set as px/rem only, so pt/in/cm are a deliberate, documented print-domain extension the print CSS these tokens drive genuinely needs.

What Paper tokenizes

Geometry

Page geometry

Letter-size dimensions, margins per document family (standard/narrow/wide/bind/cover), header and footer distances — all real production values, not defaults.

Rules

Rule-weight ladder

A 4-step border-weight scale (0.5pt–1.5pt), shared identically across all five Paper document families — three legal and both financial-statement families.

Typography

Two-tier typography

Each document family pairs a serif reading face for body/heading text with a distinct sans face reserved for form-fill zones — never the same face for both roles.

Pagination

Pagination counters

Real coordinate primitives for the interactive PDF-binder's table-of-contents layer — entry position, step, height, width — driving a real navigation overlay, not a mockup.

Rule-weight ladder

The core 4-step ladder, identical across every legal and financial-statement family:

hairline · 0.5pt
light · 0.75pt
standard · 1pt
emphasis · 1.5pt

Hairline: key-terms table borders, running-header rules, statutory subtotal rules. Light: fill-line enclosures, financial-report subtotal rules. Standard: form cells, signature lines, grand-total top rules. Emphasis: warning boxes, cover rules, summary-page borders. Two families extend the ladder further still — a prospectus data-table total row uses a 2pt double rule, and an agency-suite form-note accent bar uses 3pt.

Two-tier typography

Every document family keeps reading text and form-fill zones in deliberately different faces — a fill-in field should never be mistaken for printed body copy.

Body text — subscription agreement

This Subscription Agreement is entered into as of the date set forth below, by and between the parties identified in the signature block, for the purpose of subscribing to the securities described herein.

Fill-in label — subscription agreement

Subscriber name: ______________________
Date: ____ / ____ / ______
Signature: ______________________

Document families

FamilyPage marginBody face
Legal agreement (subscription)0.75in standard, 0.7–0.9in bindTimes New Roman / Liberation Serif, 9.5pt
Prospectus0.75in standard, 0.625in inlineTimes New Roman / Liberation Serif, 10pt
Agency suite1in wideTinos / Times New Roman, 11.5pt
Financial statement (year-end)1in wideCalibri / Carlito, statutory sans
Financial report layout2cm inline, 1.5cm blocksystem-ui (dashboard theme)
PDF binder navigation72pt–540pt content zone (US Letter, 612×792pt)Helvetica / Arial, core-14 PDF fonts
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