Helvetia

A Swiss typographic sector-statistics report for 16:9 presentations, made for research, policy and trade-body teams briefing executives and officials. Each slide is a standalone poster: a saturated flat field of orange, magenta or powder blue, or bright cream paper, carrying one enormous heavy grotesque figure or statement on the bottom margin, small bold labels and en-dash lists hung from the top margin, and 0.75pt ink hairlines splitting the frame into label and hero zones. One sans family runs every role in sentence case. A hot-pink accent marks the single quotable figure on paper slides. Data is native and monochrome: rows-only ruled tables, ink line and bar charts, a ranked staircase, an interactive pictogram bar of house shapes, and flat single-ink dot-matrix silhouettes of territories and objects. Oversized ghost type in a field tone gives covers, dividers and the colophon depth without clutter.