Guides
Style guide
Typography, hierarchy, and long-form content treatments.
Style guide
The editorial theme is intentionally restrained. Hierarchy comes from type, spacing, and rules rather than shadows or colored containers.
Headings
Headings use a serif display stack. Second-level headings begin a new section with a fine rule, making long pages easy to navigate without turning every section into a card.
A third-level heading
Third-level headings are smaller but retain the display face. Body copy stays at a comfortable measure and line height.
Quotations
Good documentation has a voice. The interface should make room for it.
Blockquotes use a single hairline and italic text, echoing a printed pull quote.
Tables
Tables return to the sans-serif interface face for dense data.
| Element | Typeface | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Page titles | Serif | Establish the article |
| Body copy | Serif | Sustained reading |
| Navigation | Sans | Fast scanning |
| Code and data | Mono | Precise interpretation |