This includes Instagram posts, banners, quote cards, social ads, and editorial layouts. To better align with mobile experience, we design in viewport-sized frames (e.g. 360 × 450) and export at 3x resolution (1080 × 1350).
This approach ensures:
Heading styles establish page and component hierarchy. These appear on landing pages, modules, and layouts to define sections clearly.
Major landing statements
Major landing statements
Major landing statements
Use subtitles to add structure or clarify a bold title. These are not meant for paragraph content but rather as connective tissue between a main headline and any supporting copy.
Major landing statements
Major landing statements
Major landing statements
Subtitles are always short — ideally one line. Avoid paragraph use.
Use body styles for actual content, such as supporting descriptions, short paragraphs, or call-to-action blurbs. For visual hierarchy, these sizes are best used in multi-element compositions (e.g., title + image + caption).
Major landing statements
Major landing statements
Major landing statements
Subtitles are always short — ideally one line. Avoid paragraph use.
Print and large-format design gives us room to be expressive with type. These larger sizes help make bold statements on banners, CTAs, feature images, and event graphics.
Use the styles for:
Major landing statements
Major landing statements
Major landing statements