Typography
Work in progressHeading
Four levels mapping to h1–h4. The level prop controls both the rendered tag and the visual size.
Giant Hairball Has Perfect Grammar, Linguists Say
Weather Likely To Become Different Before Changing
Tree Stuck In Cat; Firefighters Baffled
The llama is a quadruped
<Stack space="small"> <Heading level="1">Giant Hairball Has Perfect Grammar, Linguists Say</Heading> <Heading level="2">Weather Likely To Become Different Before Changing</Heading> <Heading level="3">Tree Stuck In Cat; Firefighters Baffled</Heading> <Heading level="4">The llama is a quadruped</Heading></Stack>Visual size override
The size prop overrides the visual size independently of the semantic level. Useful when accessibility or SEO requires a specific heading rank but the design calls for a different visual treatment — for example, a page with a single h1 that should appear smaller than its default size. Letter-spacing is preserved regardless of the size override.
Level 1, default size
Level 1, size xx-large
Level 1, size x-large
<Stack space="small"> <Heading level="1">Level 1, default size</Heading> <Heading level="1" size="xx-large">Level 1, size xx-large</Heading> <Heading level="1" size="x-large">Level 1, size x-large</Heading></Stack>Weights
normal (400)
medium (500)
semibold (600)
bold (700)
Text
Eight sizes from x-small to display. Defaults to standard (16px) rendered as a span.
<Stack space="small"> <Text size="x-small">x-small:Weather Likely To Become Different Before Changing</Text> <Text size="small">small:Weather Likely To Become Different Before Changing</Text> <Text size="standard">standard:Weather Likely To Become Different Before Changing</Text> <Text size="large">large:Weather Likely To Become Different Before Changing</Text> <Text size="x-large">x-large:Weather Likely To Become Different Before Changing</Text> <Text size="xx-large">xx-large:Weather Likely To Become Different Before Changing</Text> <Text size="xxx-large">xxx-large:Weather Likely To Become Different Before Changing</Text> <Text size="display">display:Weather Likely To Become Different Before Changing</Text></Stack>Weights
Tones
<Stack space="small"> <Text tone="neutral">neutral</Text> <Text tone="secondary">secondary</Text> <Text tone="link">link</Text> <Text tone="brand">brand</Text> <Text tone="critical">critical</Text> <Text tone="caution">caution</Text> <Text tone="positive">positive</Text> <Text tone="info">info</Text> <Text tone="promote">promote</Text></Stack>Alignment
Font family
Sans-serif is the default. Use family="mono" for fixed-width content like code, measurements, or numeric data where column alignment matters.
<Stack space="small"> <Text>Sans-serif - Giant Hairball Has Perfect Grammar, Linguists Say</Text> <Text family="mono">Mono - space.xx-large = 3rem</Text> <Text family="mono">Mono - fontSize.standard = 1rem / 16px</Text> <Text family="mono" weight="medium"> Mono medium - const result = compute(a, b) </Text></Stack>Element types
The element prop controls the rendered HTML tag without changing the visual style.
Rendered as: p
Text styled like heading level 2