UI motion techniques.

Mark the first approved proof with a single burst of ink flecks. The approval stays visible after the flecks disappear.

Round a square ink stamp into a pebble. The silhouette changes inside the proof frame while the control keeps its shape.

Shift two words off their common baseline to try a different setting for a specimen title. The phrase stays readable throughout.

Advance the press counter by one impression. Only the changed digit turns over its center hinge.

Inspect a solid ink disc as a screened print. A wipe exposes the fixed dot grid without shifting the plate.

Separate the substrate, ink and varnish in a print sample. The same viewing angle lets you read their stacking order.

Trace a binding notch on a measured drawing. The width label is visible before you inspect the cut.

Compare two overprinted color fields in a bounded swatch. Selecting the second mix changes the ink names alongside the preview.

Slide a divider across two registered impressions of the same print to inspect the ink change at any point.

Follow a proof from the studio to the press. Highlighting this handoff keeps both endpoints and the underlying route visible.

Inspect six stills of a folded sheet opening. Each slider stop names an angle, so you can step backward to inspect the fold.

Open a small plate as a full proof. The same printed mark expands into the inspection view while focus moves to its title.

Open the stock details beside a proof label. The small panel identifies the sheet, then returns focus to the label when dismissed.

Open a proof specification sheet and pull its handle down to close it. A short pull returns the sheet to its reading position.

Press the ink sample to stamp a proof. Its inner face compresses on contact while its hit area and focus ring stay in place.

Switch between ink and stock notes. The underline travels to the width of the chosen tab while its panel updates immediately.

Move a proof earlier in the print queue. Its row keeps focus while its neighbors settle into their new positions.

Choose an ink revision for the same plate. The paper and crop stay fixed while the newly selected proof fades in.

Check three print separations and see progress advance with each completed inspection. The total is the number of checked plates.

Archive the insert from a sample print order and bring it back with Undo. The restored row returns to its original position.