title = "Foundational Typographic Principles"

content = """
Typography is the art and technique of arranging type to make written language
legible, readable, and appealing when displayed. In the context of Vellum
Craft Press, it is also about honoring centuries of craftsmanship while
leveraging modern tools for precision. The core objective is to create a
seamless bridge between the author's intent and the reader's perception.

The three primary pillars of typography are legibility, readability, and
aesthetic. Legibility refers to how easily a reader can distinguish one
character from another. This is determined by the design of the typeface
itself, including its x-height, stroke weight, and character width.
Readability describes how easily the reader can consume large blocks of
text. This is influenced by the layout, including line length (measure),
leading (line spacing), and the overall "color" of the page.

Finally, the aesthetic aspect of typography sets the emotional tone of the
work. A classic serif typeface might evoke a sense of tradition and
authority, while a clean sans-serif can feel modern and approachable. At
Vellum Craft Press, we prioritize a balance where the beauty of the type
never obscures the clarity of the message. Understanding these principles
is the first step in creating layouts that are both functional and artistic.
"""

version = "0.0.1"
