Headline Act
A bold, typography-first design system where massive display type IS the architecture. Extreme scale contrast, monochrome palette with one electric accent, and generous negative space let oversized headlines command 60-70% of the viewport.
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Design Language
A radical typography-first system where oversized display type at 72-120px dominates the viewport, supported by extreme weight contrast, monochrome palette, and disciplined negative space — no decorative elements, because the type IS the decoration.
Agent instructions (SKILL.md)(advanced)
Design Skill
This Design Skill provides a complete framework for building interfaces where typography is the primary visual element. Instead of relying on images, icons, or decorative elements, Headline Act uses extreme type scale (72-120px display), mixed font weights within single lines, and disciplined negative space to create impact. The result is editorial, architectural, and unmistakably bold.
