title = "Hyphenation and Justification (H&J)"

content = """
Hyphenation and justification (H&J) are the processes used to determine how
text is broken across lines and how the space within those lines is
distributed to create a straight (justified) margin. For high-end
typesetting, mastering H&J settings is essential for creating clean and
readable text blocks.

Justified text aligns both the left and right margins, creating a formal
and structured appearance. However, if not handled correctly, it can lead
to "rivers" of white space that disrupt the flow of the text. Hyphenation
is used to break long words at the end of a line, allowing for more
even word spacing and reducing the need for excessive justification
adjustments.

At Vellum Craft Press, we carefully configure our H&J settings to minimize
hyphenation while maintaining a consistent typographic color. This includes
setting limits on the number of consecutive hyphens, the minimum length of
hyphenated words, and the allowable range for word and character spacing.
We also manually review justified text for any awkward breaks or spacing
issues, ensuring that every paragraph is as visually pleasing as it is
readable.
"""

version = "0.0.1"
