The intro is one headline, one subtitle, and a scroll button — nothing to dogfood typography against. This post exists so #content has something that actually exercises headings, lists, and code once you're past it.

Headings

Section heading (h2)

Subsection (h3)

Hyperspace's intro is louder than any post body needs to be. Keep hierarchy to two levels inside #content — a third level starts competing with the fixed sidebar's own nav labels for attention.

Lists and quotes

• Sidebar nav and the intro's scroll button belong on every page; posts use plain markdown
• Nested lists indent without inventing a fourth heading level
  • Like this nested item
• The fullscreen intro never appears twice on the same route

1. Ordered lists share the same rhythm as the rest of the body
2. Numbers don't reset margin or type size

Blockquotes should read as a quiet citation against the dark content panel, not as a second intro headline.

Code

Inline theme.name: hyperspace, and a fence:

const intro = { title: "Hyperspace", subtitle: "A responsive sidebar landing for Dune demos" };

Return to Home and confirm the full-screen intro fades back in above this same content section — that round-trip is what this Elements leaf checks.