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Typography

In the Axiomatic Color, you don’t pick text colors. You pick Text Hierarchy.

The system automatically calculates the correct color for each level of hierarchy based on the surface it sits on, ensuring APCA compliance.

Used for headings, titles, and primary content. This has the highest contrast against the background.

This is Strong Text

Used for body text, descriptions, and secondary content. It has lower contrast than strong text but is still fully readable.

This is subtle text. It is easier on the eyes for long reading.

Used for metadata, captions, and low-emphasis content.

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Used for hyperlinks and interactive text elements. It uses the brand hue (or a specific link hue) and ensures contrast.

The power of these classes is that they adapt to their container.

Light Context
Strong
Subtle
Dark Context
Strong
Subtle

Notice how text-strong is dark on the card but light on the spotlight. You didn’t have to change the class name.