What problem does it solve?
Body text that runs too wide or too narrow is hard to read: lines over 75 characters make the eye lose its place, and lines under 45 characters break reading rhythm. This Skill applies typographic measure rules so text columns stay within the comfortable 45–75 character range across devices and type scales.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Measure Targets by Context: Provides character-per-line ranges for long-form articles (55–70), UI body copy (45–65), captions (40–60), and pull quotes (30–45).
- CSS Implementation Guidance: Recommends using the
ch unit (e.g., max-width: 65ch) as a proxy, with validation against real character counts and adjustments for typeface width.
- Responsive Behavior Rules: Covers single-column mobile, constrained tablet/desktop columns, and multi-column layouts where each column must independently satisfy the 45–75 rule.
- Use Case: When tuning a blog or documentation page, apply this Skill to set
max-width on text containers, pair wider columns with increased line-height, and verify with real content rather than lorem ipsum.
Quick Start
Ask the AI to review the line length of your page's body text and set an appropriate max-width in ch units for comfortable reading.