# The title page, as a designed page > The title page, as a designed page: one of the editor's briefs of 2026-11-04__in-session, published in full as given. *Source: · site v0.1.1031 · generated from the same content as the page, so the two cannot drift.* --- The editor, Dinis Cruz, in the conductor's session, about 13:53 UTC on 5 November 2026, with a one-page PDF mock-up made by the newsroom journalist and the other team's designer (kept at lab/experiments/76-title-page/mockup-from-the-newsroom.pdf), while the team was paused (PA1). Kept as given. Never edited. > Actually, one more little thing. Do you think we can squeeze still quickly? Maybe you can do it here. This page as the second page of the book. I asked the journalist on the, and the designer on the other team to have a go. I think this will look quite nice because again, it gives a nice visual element on this. What do you think? > > So this is instead of that very white page that we have right now, which for me feels very traditional. And I think it would be cool if it's something a bit more like this. > > So this replaces the current 1st page of the book > > The one that currently only has the title ## How the conductor reads it (not his words) - **TP1**: the mock-up replaces the plain title page (the page with only the title, the first page of the print interior and the page after the cover online), with its "MOCK-UP" label removed and nothing else changed. Done by the conductor at his word ("Maybe you can do it here"), outside its usual scope, while the team is paused: lab/experiments/76-title-page/, a "#! title-page:" line in the full book's list, and the line's handling in publishing/build_book.py. The page count is unchanged (123 in the print interior), so the opening spread still faces on pages 2 and 3. > Very cool, yes that looks great > > And the black cover stays the same (His answer on seeing the built print interior. The cover, front, spine and back, is unchanged.) --- *[Site index for agents](../llms.txt) · [HTML version](https://the-ultimate-insider.book.sgit.ai/brief/51-the-title-page.html)*