Don't let Claude pick your typography: set font styles yourself, then constrain it
hewarsaber · x · 2026-10-28
hewarsaber shares a rule for AI-built websites: never let Claude decide typography. It mixes font sizes and weights and randomly introduces new typefaces — one cited site ended up with 45 different type styles.
His fix: define the styles yourself (1-2 typefaces, a handful of styles is enough) and explicitly instruct the model to use only those.
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