K and J together: colour blocks, the serif, no underlines

K's colour blocks with J's paper, ink and serif. The underlines are gone: a coloured block is plainly a door, and underlining every name on a page of six doors was the mistake. Section heads are the serif italic over a hairline, with a quiet coral "Find one" at the right instead of a footer link per section. Days are set in the italic, large, as the thing a player is looking for. Two versions: the colours at full strength, and as tints.

L. Full colour

Each block is the club's colour outright, white square for its mark, pale text on the dark ones. Bold, and it gets loud at six blocks.

M. Tints

The same blocks as tints of the club's colour, the full colour kept for the mark's square and the day. Six of them sit together without shouting, and Unicorn's lavender is already a tint, so it belongs.

Does the mark go with the serif?

The current mark next to the page's type, and two alternatives set the same way, so the question can be answered by looking rather than arguing.

1. As it is: Rubik Mono OneSCRIMMY

Leagues

Unicorn Volleyball Club, Sundays 10 to 4.

2. The serif itself, caps, spacedSCRIMMY

Leagues

Unicorn Volleyball Club, Sundays 10 to 4.

3. A lighter mono: DM MonoSCRIMMY

Leagues

Unicorn Volleyball Club, Sundays 10 to 4.