typography-scale

Build a responsive typography scale by applying ratio-based size progression from caption to display, then mapping font weights and line-heights to maintain visual harmony and readability across web and mobile breakpoints.

A typographic scale is a framework of ratio-based sizes, weights, and line-heights that ensures visual harmony and readability. You need it to prevent inconsistent typography across digital product components and breakpoints.

Map font weight and line-height relationships by establishing rules that preserve readability and vertical rhythm across components. This ensures headings, body text, and captions maintain consistent spacing across the UI.

Yes, the typographic scale supports both web and mobile contexts. It ensures responsive behavior so headings, body text, and captions adapt correctly across breakpoints while maintaining readability guidelines.

Document typography hierarchy by defining a ratio-based size scale from caption to display, along with weight and line-height rules. This creates a predictable framework ideal for design-system documentation and brand guidelines.

UI typography looks inconsistent across breakpoints when it lacks a ratio-based size scale and defined weight and line-height relationships. Applying a cohesive typographic scale ensures predictable hierarchy and responsive adaptation.