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Design one hi-fi screen where typography does the heavy lifting. Use a real content structure, not placeholder labels: a page title, section headings, body copy, supporting text, and one clear call to action. The point is to show a complete type system in use, not a style sample. Build a clear hierarchy with size, weight, spacing, and line height. Make the differences between heading levels easy to read at a glance. Keep body copy comfortable to scan, with sensible line length and paragraph spacing. If you use a display font or a distinctive brand face, keep it under control; the page should still read cleanly. Include one responsive state for a smaller screen. The same content should reflow without collapsing into a wall of text or losing hierarchy. Show that the type scale still works when space gets tight, and that the layout supports reading before decoration.