# Venue spaces capacity

> Three hireable spaces for an events venue, each a photograph, the room name, its standing and seated capacity set as two display figures between rules, a line of what is included and an Enquire button on the foot. The figures line up across the cards so a planner compares rooms at a glance. Example images are included and can be replaced in the editor. States no colour and no font of its own.

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Blocks: button, buttons, column, columns, group, heading, image, paragraph
Keywords: venue, hire, events, capacity, weddings, function room, spaces

## Variations (2)

### Three rooms (the default)

Identical markup in every theme.

Three cards on your base ground, the capacities between currentColor rules and an Enquire button in your theme's button colours.

### Stone and damson

This variation states its own colours and states its own type: identical in every theme.

Warm stone ground, plum-black ink, damson figures and square damson Enquire buttons, in Palatino over Helvetica.


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## The signature moment: the capacities are the headline, the name is the caption

**Under every photograph the standing and seated numbers are the largest type
on the card, side by side between two rules, and they line up across the
row.** An event planner's first question is "will we fit", so the answer is
read before the room's name. The figures are a bare
`clamp(2.5rem, 3.6vw, 3.5rem)`, off the type ladder on purpose because their
size is the composition; the room names sit on the `large` rung below them in
weight. The mark survives colourlessness because it is made of scale and
rule: two numbers in a two-column grid, a `currentColor` rule above and below
and a vertical rule between them.

## What it inherits from your theme

- The ground is `base` and every line of type is `contrast`, each a two-rung
  chain. Text is at 4.5:1 or better in the stock themes, and the figures are
  display type.
- The rules are `currentColor`, so they follow your text.
- The "Standing" and "Seated" labels and the head label start on
  `role-label`, falling through to `contrast`.
- The Enquire buttons state no colour, so your theme's button paints them;
  they state their padding so the target holds in any theme.
- The heading is on the `x-large` rung, the room names on `large`, body copy
  on `medium`. The typeface is your theme's.

## What it decides for itself

- The rooms are a columns block, three across from 782px and stacked below.
  Each column is a vertical flex stack with its content pushed apart, so the
  Enquire buttons line up along the foot of the row whatever the length of
  each "included" line.
- The figures are a two-column grid with a fixed column count, so standing
  and seated stay side by side down to 390px.
- Example photographs are included and are meant to be replaced in the editor.

## The Styled look

`stone-and-damson` states a warm stone ground `#f1ebe2`, plum-black ink and
rules `#231a20`, warm white card plates `#fbf8f3` and damson `#5e2b4c` for
the figures and the square Enquire buttons, whose warm white uppercase labels
read at over 10:1. The heading, room names and figures are Palatino at weight
400 over a Helvetica body at 400. It is for a hotel, a harbourside venue or a
wedding barn that wants to look quietly expensive.

## What to change first

The room names, the two capacities for each, the "included" lines, the
photographs and the `#enquire-` links.