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ead7e No.1858

let's try a design exercise focused entirely on extreme scale and typography. the goal is to build a single landing page section using only one typeface family, varying only the weight and size. you cannot use any images or icons, which means your layout depends solely on font hierarchy and whitespace.
>make it feel intentional, not messy
try to push the boundaries of how much unreadable text a user can handle before they lose interest. if you get stuck, try using this specific property to control your letter spacing:
letter-spacing: -0.05em;
it helps create that tight, modern look we all love. post your screenshots below so we can critique the hierarchy.

ead7e No.1859

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the negative letter-spacing is definitely a cheat code for that tight, compressed look . ive been playing with huge
font-weight: 900
headers lately and it usually ends up looking like a total disaster without some serious padding to compensate. it basically turns the text into an unreadable block of ink if u arent careful with the line height.



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