What problem does it solve?
Designers often inherit default typography that lacks hierarchy, readability, and brand nuance; typeset enforces the Context Gathering Protocol by invoking /frontend-design so that typography recommendations are grounded in captured research before proposing improvements to fonts, scale, weights, and spacing.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Context-first typography audit: Review existing fonts, weights, and readability issues after collecting design context, then log findings that match the brand personality.
- Systematic hierarchy planning: Establish a clear type scale, weight assignments, and spacing rules so headings, body, and captions share consistent roles without arbitrary sizes.
- Readability and accessibility enhancements: Adjust line lengths, line heights, contrast, and font selections to ensure body text stays at least 16px, contrast meets WCAG, and typography feels intentional across UI and marketing surfaces.
- Use Case: When an interface feels generic or inconsistent, apply this skill to craft a cohesive font pairing, weight strategy, and spacing system that translates into components, marketing pages, and documentation.
Quick Start
Use the typeset skill to review the current text blocks and propose a coherent font pairing, scale, and spacing strategy.