All seven use the same content — headline, structural label, body paragraph, inline "code token". No monospace in body copy. Inline code is set in a heavier weight of the same family, which is how editorial typography actually handles it (see The New York Times, Bloomberg, WIRED print). The one place a tiny mono is acceptable is in the actual code block on the code-example section — that's legit, since it's a screenshot of a file.
Three primitives that stack. pretext measures text without a single DOM read. vibescript runs one render loop with one state object. freerange proves layout facts from source — so callers of measureCaption know by construction that the result fits its width.
Three primitives that stack. pretext measures text without a single DOM read. vibescript runs one render loop with one state object. freerange proves layout facts from source — so callers of measureCaption know by construction that the result fits its width.
Three primitives that stack. pretext measures text without a single DOM read. vibescript runs one render loop with one state object. freerange proves layout facts from source — so callers of measureCaption know by construction that the result fits its width.
Three primitives that stack. pretext measures text without a single DOM read. vibescript runs one render loop with one state object. freerange proves layout facts from source — so callers of measureCaption know by construction that the result fits its width.
Three primitives that stack. pretext measures text without a single DOM read. vibescript runs one render loop with one state object. freerange proves layout facts from source — so callers of measureCaption know by construction that the result fits its width.
Three primitives that stack. pretext measures text without a single DOM read. vibescript runs one render loop with one state object. freerange proves layout facts from source — so callers of measureCaption know by construction that the result fits its width.
Three primitives that stack. pretext measures text without a single DOM read. vibescript runs one render loop with one state object. freerange proves layout facts from source — so callers of measureCaption know by construction that the result fits its width.
D (Source Serif + IBM Plex Sans) or A (Instrument Serif + Inter Tight). Both let the serif do the "this is a considered document" work while the sans handles anything structural or dense. D is more technical-serious (Stripe Press energy); A is more contemporary-magazine. E (Newsreader everywhere) is the bravest choice — all-serif reads as very confident editorial, but body copy in a serif at 15–16px needs generous leading to not feel dense.
Skip F unless we want to lean fully into the brutalist side and drop the ethereal atmosphere. Space Grotesk + pale gradient is a mismatch.
Tell me a letter and I'll rebuild the manifesto on it.