This card description wraps to four lines in a narrow column, and every line sits closer to the next than reading copy at this size can carry.
Accordion answer wrapping three lines at 1.20
The answer paragraph inside this accordion runs to three lines, and at eighteen pixels the lines press together instead of separating.
Footer legal block at 1.17
Story excerpt bullet at 1.14
The excerpt under the lead story runs to two lines of reading copy, and the descenders of the first line reach into the second.
Card description nested inside a heading at 1.10
The service card puts its whole description paragraph inside the card heading, and it still wraps to several lines of reading copy.
Bold body text running four lines at 1.19
This whole card description is set in bold, and it wraps to four lines in the narrow column, so its lines still crowd each other like body copy.
Medium-weight two-line card title at 1.14
Two southern residents charged over an international trafficking ring
Regular-weight blurb in a three-line clamp at 1.20
The clamped teaser under the photo is regular reading copy, and the clamp cuts it after three lines that still sit too close together to read comfortably.
Bold summary cut to three lines by a max-height at 1.14
The whole summary is set in bold and runs on well past three lines in this column, but a max-height with overflow hidden shows only the first three of them to the reader.
Flex row whose long text item wraps at 1.17
The first item of this flex row is a whole sentence of reading copy, long enough to wrap inside its own boxShort note
Should pass
Display statement set on a paragraph
A statement set at display size carries its own leading, and a ratio under the body floor is exactly what the size wants.