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This is a standard paragraph with default styling. It uses the base font size and weight, with a comfortable line height for readability. This text is ideal for most content sections on your website or application.
This is a lead paragraph, typically used at the beginning of an article or section. It's slightly larger and bolder than standard text to draw attention and introduce the content that follows.
This is smaller text, often used for captions, footnotes, or secondary information. Despite its reduced size, it maintains readability while taking up less space on the page. This is useful for legal text, image captions, or supplementary details.
This paragraph uses the prose class from Tailwind Typography plugin, which provides beautiful typographic defaults. It automatically adjusts spacing, line height, and other properties to create a pleasant reading experience.
Notice how multiple paragraphs are spaced appropriately. This is ideal for blog posts, articles, and other content-heavy pages where readability is crucial.
"Typography is the art and technique of arranging type to make written language legible, readable, and appealing when displayed. Good typography enhances the user experience and establishes a strong visual hierarchy."
Use color to draw attention to important parts of your text or to categorize information visually.
Sometimes you need to highlight text with a background color to make it stand out from the surrounding content.
Create stunning visual effects with gradient text
Use underlines for emphasis or to indicate removed content in your text.
Use badges to highlight new features or status information within your text.
Create depth with text shadows
This combination uses Poppins for the heading and Montserrat for the body text. This creates a nice contrast while maintaining readability and visual harmony.
This combination uses Montserrat for the heading and Poppins for the body text. The uppercase, tracked heading creates a strong visual anchor above the more readable body text.
Using light, regular, medium, and bold text creates visual hierarchy and emphasis within your content.
Combining italic and regular styles can add emphasis and variety to your typography.
Creating dramatic size differences between heading and body text can establish a strong visual hierarchy and guide the reader's eye through your content.
Adjusting letter spacing (tracking) and line height (leading) can dramatically improve readability and visual appeal of your typography.
Text on a gradient background can create a modern, eye-catching effect. Ensure sufficient contrast for readability.
Light text on a dark background can reduce eye strain in low-light environments and create a sophisticated look.
Dark text on a light background provides maximum readability in well-lit environments and is the traditional choice for long-form content.
Text over images can be striking, but requires careful treatment to maintain readability. A semi-transparent overlay helps.
Using a light colored background with matching text creates a cohesive, themed section that draws attention.
Colored backgrounds with matching borders can be used to highlight important notices or information.
Outlined Typography
Colorful Gradients
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Attention-grabbing animation
Enhance text with meaningful icons
This paragraph adjusts its line height based on screen size. On mobile, it uses normal line height for space efficiency. On medium screens, it uses relaxed line height for better readability. On large screens, it uses loose line height to take advantage of the extra space.
This text changes its alignment based on screen size. It's centered on mobile, left-aligned on small screens, right-aligned on medium screens, and centered again on large screens.
This text gets progressively bolder as the screen size increases, creating different emphasis levels based on the viewing device.