feat: US-015 - Explore parent header typography options
Tested 14 combinations across Elvaro Grotesque (300-900) and Blumir (100-700), varying size, case, and letter-spacing. Selected Elvaro Grotesque 600, 2.2rem, title case, -0.02em tracking for premium clinical feel with clear visual hierarchy.
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"notes": "Use Playwright to resize browser and take snapshots at each breakpoint. Fix any overflow, wrapping, or spacing issues found."
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"notes": "This story is about visual exploration. Try different combinations and screenshot them. The chosen option will be applied in the next story. Layout must already be in place (US-005 through US-009) so fonts can be judged in context. Use the bencium-innovative-ux-designer skill approach for design evaluation."
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"notes": "Explored 14 options across Elvaro (300-900) and Blumir (100-700), title case vs uppercase, sizes 1.4-3rem, various tracking. Selected: Elvaro Grotesque 600, 2.2rem, title case, -0.02em tracking. Rationale: font consistency, tight tracking feels premium, slightly reduced size is more data-dense/clinical, clear hierarchy above sub-headers."
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"id": "US-016",
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