the issue with high-contrast serifs is that they fall apart instantly on mobile screens. if the stroke weight is too thin, you lose all the detail and it just looks like a broken sans-serif once you scale down for a small viewport. ive found that
optical sizing is actually more important than the typeface choice itself. without proper
font-optical-sizing: auto;
settings, your "premium" look turns into a messy blur on low-res displays. its easy to get obsessed with the aesthetic of the desktop view but it often fails at scale. how are you handling the transition from those large display weights to body text sizes without losing the brand identity?