The body face carries the bulk of the page — product copy, PDP descriptions, blog posts. Set at 14–17px throughout.
Built for the black.
v2 hardware. USB-C. 7-hour cell.
Type, color, button shape — the only things that change.
Sharp-cornered buttons read engineered, not fashion.
Tech Forward.
Electronics, accessories, audio, and any brand that ships hardware. Dark by default — graphite ground, white-paper ink, green-pixel accent. Space Grotesk for the display, Inter for the body. Sharp-cornered buttons (2px) and a tighter measure. Built for stores that release in versions.
A tech spec-strip hero with version label, large spec rows, and a launch-state indicator. Dark mode is the default scheme, not a toggle. The preset assumes your PDP has more numbers than adjectives, and lays them out accordingly.
Choose Tech Forward if your buyer reads spec sheets. Audio, peripherals, lighting, mobility — anything that gets a v2. Mercer feels editorial in the wrong direction; Bold Pop is the wrong vocabulary for engineering. Tech Forward is the one preset designed to ship dark.
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