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Typography

Fonts #

moo-theme uses three font families:

  • Fraunces — headings (h1–h6). A display serif with warmth and personality.
  • Cormorant Garamond — body text, navigation, and UI. An elegant text serif.
  • Courier New — code blocks and the claude shortcode.

Both web fonts are loaded from Google Fonts.

Type scale #

The type scale uses Utopia fluid clamp values. Text scales smoothly between viewport widths of 320px and 1240px:

StepMinMaxUsage
--step--20.74rem0.70remSmall labels, badges
--step--10.89rem0.94remNav links, meta text
--step-01.06rem1.25remBody text
--step-11.28rem1.67remh4, section titles
--step-21.53rem2.22remh3
--step-31.84rem2.96remh2
--step-42.20rem3.95remh1
--step-52.64rem5.26remHome page title

Prose elements #

All content renders inside a .prose wrapper. Here’s how standard elements look:

Headings #

Headings h2–h4 show a # anchor link on hover for deep linking.

Paragraphs #

Body text is left-aligned for readability (per WCAG 1.4.8). The maximum line length is 68 characters (--measure: 68ch).

Lists #

  • Unordered lists use default bullets
  • With consistent spacing
  1. Ordered lists work too
  2. With the same spacing

Blockquotes #

Blockquotes get an orange left border and a muted background. They’re italic by default.

Code #

Inline code gets a subtle background and border. Code blocks get a left accent border:

func main() {
    fmt.Println("Hello from moo-theme")
}

Tables #

Column AColumn BColumn C
Cell 1Cell 2Cell 3
Cell 4Cell 5Cell 6

Horizontal rules #


A simple line with generous spacing.

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