Typography Pairing Guide

Recommend and document a typography pairing system for [BRAND_NAME], a [BRAND_DESCRIPTION]. The system will be used across [USE_CONTEXTS — e.g., web, mobile, print collateral]. Based on the brand personality ([BRAND_PERSONALITY]) and the target audience ([TARGET_AUDIENCE]), recommend: (1) Display/Headline typeface — name the font, classify it (serif, sans-serif, slab, etc.), explain why it fits the brand, and specify weights to use, (2) Body typeface — name the font, explain its readability rationale at small sizes, and specify weights to use, (3) Pairing rationale — explain in 3–4 sentences why these two typefaces work together (contrast, tension, hierarchy), (4) Type scale — define a modular scale with specific px/rem values and line heights for: H1, H2, H3, Body Large, Body Default, Caption, Label, (5) Usage rules — 4 specific rules (e.g., "Never use Display typeface below 24px," "Body copy is always left-aligned"), (6) Fallback stack — provide web-safe fallback stacks for both typefaces, (7) Licensing note — confirm whether each font is Google Fonts (free), Adobe Fonts, or requires purchase.