Kinetic typography prompt — minimal one-word story

<direction> An 8-second square minimal kinetic type film, 1080x1080 square. Left-aligned block: a thin accent rule (210px) draws, then ONE word at a time — LESS, BUT BETTER. as a three-word story — each in 64px with a one-line microline under it ('THE FIRST CUT.' / 'NOT WEAKER —' / 'THE FINAL ANSWER.'). Nothing else enters until the bottom line ONE IDEA. ONE LINE. NOTHING ELSE. fades in late with a small square marker. Roughly 70% of the frame stays empty the entire film. That emptiness is the design. Banned: type above 64px, centred layouts, more than one element moving at once, glows, gradients, decorative shapes beyond the rule and the marker, filling the frame 'because it looks empty'. </direction> <structure> Beat 1 (frames 8–40): rule draws. Words hold ~60 frames each (20 / 80 / 140) with 14-frame fades. Bottom line at frames 170–200. Hold to frame 240. </structure> <build> One Remotion component (React), frames driven by useCurrentFrame + interpolate with clamped ranges. Word index derived from frame ranges; each word's fade window is anchored to its start frame. </build> <gotchas> Nothing broke — and that is the honest risk of minimal work: the failure mode is taste, not errors. Stills were checked for the one thing that matters here: the empty space stays composed (rule, word, microline on one axis) at every beat. </gotchas> Before you finish: step through the timeline at five points and fix anything that overlaps, clips the frame, or drifts off the beat grid.