family-editorial-typography

name	family-editorial-typography
description	This skill should be used for typography-led, luxury, manifesto, portfolio, and quiet premium UI directions where spacing and reading cadence matter most.

Family Editorial Typography

Use when the interface must feel refined, typographic, spacious, and intentional rather than aggressively feature-driven.

Handle these jobs

• direct a luxury or editorial page
• make UI feel quieter and more premium
• review whether typography carries enough identity
• convert product-heavy layouts into more refined reading-first compositions

Family thesis

Let typography, spacing, and restraint carry brand value. Make hierarchy feel composed, not loud.

Use this family when

• the brief mentions luxury, quiet confidence, manifesto, portfolio, or editorial rhythm
• typography should be a primary visual system
• the page benefits from slower reading cadence

Avoid this family when

• the page is feature-dense and must scan instantly
• the user wants loud disruption or playful softness
• the brief needs heavy spectacle or glow-led atmosphere

Always cover

• typography dominance
• whitespace strategy
• restrained component chrome
• section cadence and reading flow
• what visual clutter to remove

Output contract

Return:

1. family thesis
2. layout and spacing language
3. typography treatment
4. component restraint rules
5. avoid list
6. review or conversion moves

Guardrails

• Make type and spacing do the work before adding decorative surfaces.
• Keep CTA clear but calm.
• Remove excess pills, gradients, and card repetition.
• Preserve readability and hierarchy while increasing refinement.

Resources

• references/doctrine.md
• references/recipes.md