Style guide
Colour
Brand
Surface
Ink
Ink, soft
Line
Surface, raised
Accent, soft
Type
Heading one sets the page
Heading two opens a section
Heading three names a part
Heading four labels a detail
Body text carries the argument. It should read comfortably for a long stretch, with a link that stands out, some bold words and some emphasis.
Small print for notes, captions and dates.
Lists, quotes and tables
- A first point, kept short
- A second point with a little more to say
- A third point
- First step
- Second step
- Third step
A quotation should feel set apart from the text around it, without shouting.
Source name
| Plan | Seats | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | 1 | $9 |
| Team | 10 | $49 |
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Buttons and forms
Common kit
Key takeaways
- The first thing to remember
- The second thing to remember
Term. A one-sentence definition that answers the question directly.
A question readers ask
A short, direct answer.
