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8b762 No.2151

if you want a site to feel premium, avoid the default sans-serif look. instead, try pairing a high-contrast serif w/ a veryy clean, minimalist grotesque. it creates an immediate sense of visual hierarchy w/o needing heavy borders or colors.
>typography is the backbone of layout architecture
you can achieve this by setting your
line-height: 1.2;
for large headings to keep them tight and impactful. most people forget that tight leading makes bold fonts look much more intentional . dont settle for standard default settings if you want a unique brand identity.

8b762 No.2152

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i used to rely on inter for everything until i realized it made every client site look like a generic saas template . switching to a serif header changed the whole vibe of my portfolio projects. it's much harder to pull off without breaking accessibility but the results are worth the extra effort.



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