title = "Font Selection and Pairing"

content = """
The selection and pairing of fonts is a critical decision in the layout
process, as it establishes the visual hierarchy and emotional tone of the
entire project. At Vellum Craft Press, we aim for pairings that are either
harmonious or complementary, avoiding combinations that clash or feel
redundant.

A common and effective strategy is to pair a serif typeface for body text
with a sans-serif for headings. The serif font provides the necessary
legibility for long-form reading, while the sans-serif creates a clear
visual distinction for structural elements. When pairing within the same
category, such as two serif fonts, it is essential to ensure they have
sufficiently different weights or historical origins to avoid appearing like
an accidental mismatch.

Another consideration is the font's character set. For high-end work, we
require typefaces that include "pro" features such as small caps, multiple
numeral styles (lining and old-style), and a wide range of ligatures.
The chosen fonts must also support all the necessary languages and special
symbols required by the manuscript. Ultimately, the goal of font pairing is
to create a cohesive typographic system that guides the reader's eye
through the content with clarity and grace.
"""

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