title = "Tracking and Letter Spacing"

content = """
Tracking, or letterspacing, refers to the uniform adjustment of the space
between all the characters in a block of text. Unlike kerning, which deals
with specific character pairs, tracking is applied to entire lines,
paragraphs, or sections of text to improve legibility or achieve a
particular aesthetic effect.

Increasing the tracking of a text block can make it feel lighter and more
open, which can be useful for small font sizes or all-caps headings.
Conversely, decreasing the tracking (tight tracking) can create a more
compact and intense look, but it can also reduce legibility if the letters
begin to touch or overlap.

At Vellum Craft Press, we use tracking judiciously to refine the appearance
of the text block. For example, we might slightly increase the tracking for
a title set in all caps to enhance its elegance and readability. In body
text, we generally avoid excessive tracking, as it can disrupt the
natural rhythm of the typeface. The key is to find the perfect balance
that maintains the font's intended proportions while optimizing it for the
specific layout and medium.
"""

version = "0.0.1"
