Creating harmonious fluid type scales in CSS

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This post discusses CSS-only fluid modular type scales, which are a mathematical rule used to create intentional and harmonious typography sizing. It explores the concept of combining CSS fluidity with modular scales to achieve a responsive design. The post also introduces the idea of intrinsic web design, which embraces the ebb and flow of a fluid web.

CSS-only fluid modular type scales

<p>I was just struggling with clamp() to have good responsive typography, but this looks a lot better</p>
