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Since you are using a mix of clean and "messy" fonts, the key to a great hierarchy is making sure the most readable font (Tahoma) handles the heavy lifting, while the personality fonts (Six Hands Marker, Special Elite, and Beth Ellen) provide the visual flavor.
Here is how to structure your H1 through H3, plus body text, using your chosen color palette:
H1 | The Main Title
Font: Six Hands Marker
Color: Oxblood (#7B241C)
Style: All Caps or Title Case.
Usage: Use this for the biggest, boldest statement on the page. Because it looks like a thick marker, it needs plenty of "white space" around it.
H2 | The Section Header
Font: Special Elite
Color: Weathered Ink (#2B2D2F)
Style: Standard Sentence Case.
Usage: This provides that typewriter/noir feel. It’s perfect for breaking up the page into digestible chapters or sections.
H3 | The Sub-Header or Caption
Font: Beth Ellen
Color: Dried Sage (#839192)
Style: Slightly larger than body text.
Usage: Use this for "handwritten" asides, dates, or subtle labels. It adds a personal, human touch to the layout.
Body Text | The Information
Font: Tahoma
Color: Weathered Ink (#2B2D2F)
Style: Regular weight, 11pt–12pt.
Usage: All your main paragraphs. Tahoma is designed for the screen and ensures your reader won't get "eye fatigue" from the more stylized fonts above.

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Chapter Title — H2 Heading

Subtitle or Tagline — H3 Heading

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SIX HANDS MARKER

Since you are using a mix of clean and "messy" fonts, the key to a great hierarchy is making sure the most readable font (Tahoma) handles the heavy lifting, while the personality fonts (Six Hands Marker, Special Elite, and Beth Ellen) provide the visual flavor.

Here is how to structure your H1 through H3, plus body text, using your chosen color palette:

H1 | The Main Title

Font: Six Hands Marker

Color: Oxblood (#7B241C)

Style: All Caps or Title Case.

Usage: Use this for the biggest, boldest statement on the page. Because it looks like a thick marker, it needs plenty of "white space" around it.

H2 | The Section Header

Font: Special Elite

Color: Weathered Ink (#2B2D2F)

Style: Standard Sentence Case.

Usage: This provides that typewriter/noir feel. It’s perfect for breaking up the page into digestible chapters or sections.

H3 | The Sub-Header or Caption

Font: Beth Ellen

Color: Dried Sage (#839192)

Style: Slightly larger than body text.

Usage: Use this for "handwritten" asides, dates, or subtle labels. It adds a personal, human touch to the layout.

Body Text | The Information

Font: Tahoma

Color: Weathered Ink (#2B2D2F)

Style: Regular weight, 11pt–12pt.

Usage: All your main paragraphs. Tahoma is designed for the screen and ensures your reader won't get "eye fatigue" from the more stylized fonts above.

Fassa Tails — H1 Heading

Chapter Title — H2 Heading

Subtitle or Tagline — H3 Heading

Courage

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