web: move off-scale font sizes onto the type scale
every non-base font size was a raw tailwind utility, so the design system's
scale was documented in Typography.svelte and app.css but only actually used by
Typography itself. the raw sizes now map onto the tokens:
text-xs -> text-paragraph-small (12px, exact)
text-base -> text-paragraph-large (16px, exact)
text-xl -> text-heading-4 (20px, exact)
text-2xl -> text-heading-3 (24px, exact)
text-3xl -> text-heading-2 (30px, exact)
font-mono text-xs -> text-monospace-small
text-sm is left alone: it is 14px, which is the base body size, and the base
size is out of scope.
text-lg (18px) is not on the scale, so each one snapped by hierarchy: the
subsection h2s in repo/new and the settings tabs go down to paragraph-large so
they stay below their paragraph-large h1s, while the profile display name and
the repo title go up to heading-4 so they stay above the body copy under them.
the heading tokens also carry a weight, so anything that was rendering at 400
keeps an explicit font-normal — the marketing lede, the login tagline, the issue
title and the repo title row. adopting the heading weights there is a design
call, not a refactor, so it's left for later.
verified computed sizes and weights are unchanged on the marketing home, login,
repo and issues pages, and read the storybook renders for the primitives.
Signed-off-by: eti <eti@eti.tf>
web: move off-scale font sizes onto the type scale
every non-base font size was a raw tailwind utility, so the design system's
scale was documented in Typography.svelte and app.css but only actually used by
Typography itself. the raw sizes now map onto the tokens:
text-xs -> text-paragraph-small (12px, exact)
text-base -> text-paragraph-large (16px, exact)
text-xl -> text-heading-4 (20px, exact)
text-2xl -> text-heading-3 (24px, exact)
text-3xl -> text-heading-2 (30px, exact)
font-mono text-xs -> text-monospace-small
text-sm is left alone: it is 14px, which is the base body size, and the base
size is out of scope.
text-lg (18px) is not on the scale, so each one snapped by hierarchy: the
subsection h2s in repo/new and the settings tabs go down to paragraph-large so
they stay below their paragraph-large h1s, while the profile display name and
the repo title go up to heading-4 so they stay above the body copy under them.
the heading tokens also carry a weight, so anything that was rendering at 400
keeps an explicit font-normal — the marketing lede, the login tagline, the issue
title and the repo title row. adopting the heading weights there is a design
call, not a refactor, so it's left for later.
verified computed sizes and weights are unchanged on the marketing home, login,
repo and issues pages, and read the storybook renders for the primitives.
Signed-off-by: eti <eti@eti.tf>
web: move off-scale font sizes onto the type scale
every non-base font size was a raw tailwind utility, so the design system's
scale was documented in Typography.svelte and app.css but only actually used by
Typography itself. the raw sizes now map onto the tokens:
text-xs -> text-paragraph-small (12px, exact)
text-base -> text-paragraph-large (16px, exact)
text-xl -> text-heading-4 (20px, exact)
text-2xl -> text-heading-3 (24px, exact)
text-3xl -> text-heading-2 (30px, exact)
font-mono text-xs -> text-monospace-small
text-sm is left alone: it is 14px, which is the base body size, and the base
size is out of scope.
text-lg (18px) is not on the scale, so each one snapped by hierarchy: the
subsection h2s in repo/new and the settings tabs go down to paragraph-large so
they stay below their paragraph-large h1s, while the profile display name and
the repo title go up to heading-4 so they stay above the body copy under them.
the heading tokens also carry a weight, so anything that was rendering at 400
keeps an explicit font-normal — the marketing lede, the login tagline, the issue
title and the repo title row. adopting the heading weights there is a design
call, not a refactor, so it's left for later.
verified computed sizes and weights are unchanged on the marketing home, login,
repo and issues pages, and read the storybook renders for the primitives.
Signed-off-by: eti <eti@eti.tf>
web: move off-scale font sizes onto the type scale
every non-base font size was a raw tailwind utility, so the design system's
scale was documented in Typography.svelte and app.css but only actually used by
Typography itself. the raw sizes now map onto the tokens:
text-xs -> text-paragraph-small (12px, exact)
text-base -> text-paragraph-large (16px, exact)
text-xl -> text-heading-4 (20px, exact)
text-2xl -> text-heading-3 (24px, exact)
text-3xl -> text-heading-2 (30px, exact)
font-mono text-xs -> text-monospace-small
text-sm is left alone: it is 14px, which is the base body size, and the base
size is out of scope.
text-lg (18px) is not on the scale, so each one snapped by hierarchy: the
subsection h2s in repo/new and the settings tabs go down to paragraph-large so
they stay below their paragraph-large h1s, while the profile display name and
the repo title go up to heading-4 so they stay above the body copy under them.
the heading tokens also carry a weight, so anything that was rendering at 400
keeps an explicit font-normal — the marketing lede, the login tagline, the issue
title and the repo title row. adopting the heading weights there is a design
call, not a refactor, so it's left for later.
verified computed sizes and weights are unchanged on the marketing home, login,
repo and issues pages, and read the storybook renders for the primitives.
Signed-off-by: eti <eti@eti.tf>
web: move off-scale font sizes onto the type scale
every non-base font size was a raw tailwind utility, so the design system's
scale was documented in Typography.svelte and app.css but only actually used by
Typography itself. the raw sizes now map onto the tokens:
text-xs -> text-paragraph-small (12px, exact)
text-base -> text-paragraph-large (16px, exact)
text-xl -> text-heading-4 (20px, exact)
text-2xl -> text-heading-3 (24px, exact)
text-3xl -> text-heading-2 (30px, exact)
font-mono text-xs -> text-monospace-small
text-sm is left alone: it is 14px, which is the base body size, and the base
size is out of scope.
text-lg (18px) is not on the scale, so each one snapped by hierarchy: the
subsection h2s in repo/new and the settings tabs go down to paragraph-large so
they stay below their paragraph-large h1s, while the profile display name and
the repo title go up to heading-4 so they stay above the body copy under them.
the heading tokens also carry a weight, so anything that was rendering at 400
keeps an explicit font-normal — the marketing lede, the login tagline, the issue
title and the repo title row. adopting the heading weights there is a design
call, not a refactor, so it's left for later.
verified computed sizes and weights are unchanged on the marketing home, login,
repo and issues pages, and read the storybook renders for the primitives.
Signed-off-by: eti <eti@eti.tf>
web: move off-scale font sizes onto the type scale
every non-base font size was a raw tailwind utility, so the design system's
scale was documented in Typography.svelte and app.css but only actually used by
Typography itself. the raw sizes now map onto the tokens:
text-xs -> text-paragraph-small (12px, exact)
text-base -> text-paragraph-large (16px, exact)
text-xl -> text-heading-4 (20px, exact)
text-2xl -> text-heading-3 (24px, exact)
text-3xl -> text-heading-2 (30px, exact)
font-mono text-xs -> text-monospace-small
text-sm is left alone: it is 14px, which is the base body size, and the base
size is out of scope.
text-lg (18px) is not on the scale, so each one snapped by hierarchy: the
subsection h2s in repo/new and the settings tabs go down to paragraph-large so
they stay below their paragraph-large h1s, while the profile display name and
the repo title go up to heading-4 so they stay above the body copy under them.
the heading tokens also carry a weight, so anything that was rendering at 400
keeps an explicit font-normal — the marketing lede, the login tagline, the issue
title and the repo title row. adopting the heading weights there is a design
call, not a refactor, so it's left for later.
verified computed sizes and weights are unchanged on the marketing home, login,
repo and issues pages, and read the storybook renders for the primitives.
Signed-off-by: eti <eti@eti.tf>
web: move off-scale font sizes onto the type scale
every non-base font size was a raw tailwind utility, so the design system's
scale was documented in Typography.svelte and app.css but only actually used by
Typography itself. the raw sizes now map onto the tokens:
text-xs -> text-paragraph-small (12px, exact)
text-base -> text-paragraph-large (16px, exact)
text-xl -> text-heading-4 (20px, exact)
text-2xl -> text-heading-3 (24px, exact)
text-3xl -> text-heading-2 (30px, exact)
font-mono text-xs -> text-monospace-small
text-sm is left alone: it is 14px, which is the base body size, and the base
size is out of scope.
text-lg (18px) is not on the scale, so each one snapped by hierarchy: the
subsection h2s in repo/new and the settings tabs go down to paragraph-large so
they stay below their paragraph-large h1s, while the profile display name and
the repo title go up to heading-4 so they stay above the body copy under them.
the heading tokens also carry a weight, so anything that was rendering at 400
keeps an explicit font-normal — the marketing lede, the login tagline, the issue
title and the repo title row. adopting the heading weights there is a design
call, not a refactor, so it's left for later.
verified computed sizes and weights are unchanged on the marketing home, login,
repo and issues pages, and read the storybook renders for the primitives.
Signed-off-by: eti <eti@eti.tf>
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