Typography

Typography

Editorial is the page. Display names a mark, capability, concept, or system — usually brief, rare, paired with editorial lead.

The default ladder stays editorial. Display is opt-in on named objects, not on generic or sentence headings.

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Grammar

Do · named mark

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A named mark. Usually brief. Display.

Do · page title

Software that belongs to the business—and evolves with it.

A wrapping thesis stays editorial — including Hero.

Do · capability

Voice AI

Named capability, editorial lead. This is the pairing.

Do · section

Show the capability. Show what it proves.

Ordinary section titles stay editorial.

Don’t · wrapping display

A section heading long enough to show wrapping, leading, and weight together.

This was the old default: brand face on every heading, including sentences. Not the grammar.

Hierarchy

Section heading

Lead copy under a title.

Body copy. Size and color stay quieter so the page can rest between titles.

Lead

The same sentence, in this role.

Body

The same sentence, in this role.

H5
The same sentence, in this role.
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Stress

Display · short

Voice AI

A named capability. Distinctive because it is rare.

Editorial · long

A section heading long enough to show wrapping, leading, and weight together.

A sentence heading should stay calmer than the page title.

A section heading long enough to show wrapping, leading, and weight together.

Wide measure. Resize to see the lg steps.

A section heading long enough to show wrapping, leading, and weight together.

Narrow column.

A section heading long enough to show wrapping, leading, and weight together.

If this brick feels heavier than the wide line, the scale is too large for split layouts.

Density

Card
Padded cell title

Type sits off the rules. If this still looks loud, H5 is too large.

Flush
Flush cell title

No cell pad. Do not fix flush by changing H5.

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