The ruled card it had been reads as a document, a table or a form at the size it actually renders — six strokes inside a 16x18 box at clamp(23px,6.4vw,32px) — and nothing in it said score. A tally does, with no box around it to explain itself, and it is the one score mark that survives being seen from the far side of the board: upside down it is still a tally. Three uprights and the slash, not four and the slash. At 23px a fourth upright closes the gaps and the whole glyph turns into a picket fence; the slash is kept inside the uprights' span for the same reason, since running it past them made the icon read wider than the gear and speaker beside it. Drawn against six alternatives in two passes, judged rendered in the real bar at both ends of the size clamp rather than described. The passes that lost are worth a line each, because the reasons were not visible in the geometry: two stacks of checkers flips to say the other player is ahead when the far player looks at it, which is worse than merely asymmetric; a bar chart is the stock analytics glyph and says statistics rather than this match; and a tally inside a card is smothered by the card, whatever the count. Screenshots 1 and 5 are redone. Not 2 and 3, where the open sheet covers the bar and the icon is not in shot at all. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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