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Constructed, not depicted

Three ways to build a mark out of repetition instead of subject matter, each applied to two projects. Every figure is generated from an equation, so it has count, spacing and bearing to animate, and it reads as one drawing at 32px and at 240px rather than as two.

At rest each mark is an even field. On hover it resolves: the elements converge, one holds at full strength while the rest fall back, and a filled point appears where the figure landed. Funding Finder resolves by alignment, the symptom checker by narrowing.

A fourth direction sits below those three and argues the opposite case. Its resting figures are the four sector glyphs already on the home cards, unchanged to the coordinate, and the motion is each project’s own claim performed on the parts that glyph happens to have: the cross retracts to its centre, the bars level onto one height, the rings agree on one centre, a hairline sweeps the board. The symptom checker appears twice there, once retracting and once completing, because retraction is the more legible motion and completion is the truer claim.

Hover or focus any plate to run a whole row at once. On a touch screen, tap to hold a row open and tap again to release. Under reduced motion the marks do not move at all: the field ghosts back and the answer appears in place.