# heading-subheading

Type size and weight contrast forms a title-subtitle-body vertical hierarchy.

## Structure

- Large main heading at top
- Smaller subheading below
- Body text or content beneath
- Hierarchy communicated purely through typography
- No hard grid divisions required

## Best For

- Text-heavy infographics
- Quote or statement posters
- Typography-led editorial designs
- Key message callouts

## Visual Elements

- Dramatic size contrast between heading levels
- Weight variation (bold heading, regular body)
- Optional decorative rule or accent between levels
- Minimal imagery to keep focus on text

## Text Placement

- H1: largest, most prominent
- H2: secondary, supporting context
- Body: smallest, detailed information

## Recommended Pairings

- `aged-academia`: Editorial or academic typography
- `high-contrast-ad`: High-contrast typographic posters
- `ikea-manual`: Clean instructional hierarchy
