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Refine editorial typography and unify section directories - #51
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The site now pairs Inter headings and navigation with self-hosted Source Serif 4 prose and small indices. Page and section headings use 32px desktop / 28px mobile at weight 500; names remain 18px and body/interface text remains 14px. The original particle entrance, page grid, palette, and approved content are preserved.
Experience is headed “Experience: Areas of Focus.” Experience and Coursework share one numbered directory component with fine rules, consistent spacing, and View feedback for pointer, keyboard, and touch. Article mobile spacing uses the same <768px breakpoint as the shared typography. Development documentation has focused entry points with the design guide as the typography authority.
Validation: npm run check passes, including lint, production build, all 103 tests, 44 protected sources, and rendered-copy checks. All 33 exported pages passed content/anchor checks. npm audit reports zero vulnerabilities; GitHub reports zero open Dependabot and secret-scanning alerts. Copy inspection found no Chinese full-width punctuation or inconsistent interface capitalization. Responsive CSS was reviewed for narrow phones, tablet breakpoints, large desktop frames, and text reflow; browser visual testing was unavailable because Computer Use could not identify the Windows browser URL.