What Type Scale helps with
This agent assists web designers and typographers in creating, analyzing, and adjusting typographic scales to ensure visual hierarchy and consistency across web projects. It helps select appropriate font sizes, line heights, and spacing based on modular scale principles and design context.
Getting started prompts
Copy a supported starting point, then adapt it to the work you need to do.
Move from request to usable draft
Tell the Agent what you are trying to produce, understand, compare, or decide.
Add context, constraints, or corrections in the same text conversation.
Check important details before using or relying on AI-generated material.
What a useful result can look like
Illustrative public examples of the kind of result this Agent can help you create. Review every result for your situation.
- Starting from 16px body text, use 14px labels, 20px small headings, 24px section headings, 32px page headings, and 44px display text, then adjust at narrow widths.
- Set body text near 1.5 line-height, reduce heading line-height as sizes increase, and keep paragraph spacing tied to the body size for a consistent rhythm.
Ways this Agent can help
- Building a modular type scale for a web page
- Checking hierarchy and readable line-height choices
- Adapting typography across desktop and mobile layouts
When to choose another tool
- Selecting a final typeface without font details
- Guaranteeing accessibility or readability in every browser
- Replacing testing with real content and users
The context this Agent needs
- Provide the base font size and target viewport or breakpoints
- List the text roles needed, such as body, label, heading, and display
- Describe the brand tone or readability priority
What you need to begin
These requirements are published for this Agent.
- A base size or existing scale
- The content hierarchy and target layout context
What this Agent supports—and what it does not
This boundary is published for this Agent.
- Cannot render or test the scale in the customer’s actual browser or design system
- Cannot guarantee accessibility without checking the chosen fonts, contrast, content, and viewport behavior
- Recommendations are starting points that require real-content testing