debug-ui-layout

To fix orphaned words and awkward line breaks in UI text, measure how copy renders at current viewport widths and iteratively adjust wording to achieve clean wrapping and balanced line counts.

You measure rendered line counts by using the spacewave-debug eval bridge to collect per-element dimensions and line counts, verifying how text wraps against expected layouts at varying viewport widths.

Yes, you need the spacewave-debug integration to run eval scripts and verify line breaks against expected layouts, as it provides the bridge to collect per-element dimensions and line counts.

The best way to balance headings and paragraphs to avoid widows is to iteratively tune on-screen copy using eval measurements, adjusting wording until lines are balanced across responsive viewports.

UI copy wraps inconsistently across screen sizes because long text creates orphaned words and varying line counts, requiring iterative wording adjustments based on measured per-element dimensions at each viewport width.

You can apply UI copy debugging to headings, paragraphs, and captions in web UIs, measuring rendered line counts and adjusting wording to ensure clearer, more accessible content across all text elements.