For advisory and operating experts whose material is frameworks rather than prose. Headings become small uppercase labels, lists get numbered markers, and the quote is a filled slab — it reads as a pulled-out principle rather than a literary excerpt. Tighter rhythm, squarer corners.
Fits an expert like: diagnostics, sequences and decision rules, where the answer is a procedure. Citation stays inline but the footer is quieter — the authority is in the structure being repeatable, not in the source being famous.