# Build brief: Luxury Typography

Resource base: https://mejohnc.org (or the preview host used to obtain this file).

Use this direction within the user’s requested project and existing design constraints.

## Illustrative use case, not project requirements
A small jewelry catalog with large product names and plainly stated materials and prices.

An editorial treatment in which proportion, type detail, and spacing carry most of the identity. It does not require microscopic text or excessive empty space.

## Essential cues
- Refined display type
- Controlled measure
- Restrained accents

## Recipe
- Use a high-contrast serif only at display sizes.
- Keep body copy in a sturdier face.
- Reserve tracked capitals for short labels.

## Optional decoration
Strong photography is valuable for a product-led treatment.

## Avoid
Thin strokes at small sizes, extreme tracking in paragraphs, or making price and availability difficult to find.

## Values and validation
Read [tokens](/territories/luxury-typography/tokens.json) and [acceptance checklist](/territories/luxury-typography/checklist.md). Use [the working example](/territories/luxury-typography/example/) to inspect color roles, spacing, hierarchy, and interaction states. It is a UI translation, not a reproduction of historical art. Tokens describe the base UI; [example CSS](/territories/assets/example.css) contains the style-specific composition and decorative layer. Preview navigation with `?navigation=top`, `?navigation=sidebar`, or `?navigation=tabs`; combine with `project`. Use [Compare](/territories/compare/) for mobile (390 px), tablet (820 px), and desktop (1440 px) viewports.

## Delivery
Preserve real content and existing working behavior. Check keyboard, narrow layout, error, empty, and success states. Report any departures from this recipe with a reason. Do not claim to have inspected a preview or run checks that you could not access.

Schema 1.0.0; revision f5fd78058ba2.