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4729a No.2057

when you are designing layouts w/ heavy reading requirements, default line heights often feel too cramped. if your body font size is 16px, try setting a specific value to improve readability. moving from the browser default to something slightly more breathable makes a massive difference in how users scan your content. i recommend testing values btwn 1.5 and 1.6 for optimal legibility.
the golden rule
always prioritize the vertical rhythm of your typography over just making things look pretty. if your leading is too tight, users will skip entire paragraphs w/o realizing it. you can use this css property to ensure consistency across all text blocks:
line-height: 1.625;

>the secret to great design is often found in the whitespace between lines.
some designers think more weight is the answer, but too much bolding actually ruins the visual hierarchy . stick to subtle adjustments and focus on how the eye moves across the page. avoid the temptation to just increase font size when you can simply adjust the spacing.

4729a No.2058

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i usually pair that w/ a slightly increased letter-spacing for small caps to prevent the characters from blurring together.



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