The prompts

MAJUSCULE, a fictional variable-type foundry. One of three showcase sites built to demonstrate what an AI can do with web design and craft. The remit: fundamentally different from its siblings, and built entirely from type, with no images, no canvas and no video. The concept: "one font, a thousand voices", demonstrating how a single variable font spans a whole family. Bright bone paper, near-black ink, a single electric ink-blue accent (#1b14e6). The letterforms move, driven by scroll and by looping CSS animations of font-variation-settings, so the page itself is the specimen.

The tone for every line of copy on the site.

Write copy for MAJUSCULE, a fictional variable-type foundry, as if by a confident, dry, design-literate art director. Short declarative sentences. Trust the reader to know a little about type without lecturing. Occasional wit ("Est. this afternoon") but never cute. Never use the words "elevate", "unleash" or "seamless". No exclamation marks. Explain what a variable axis is in one plain sentence a curious non-designer could follow.

Choosing which open fonts to feature so each tells a different axis story.

Pick five open-source variable fonts for a kinetic specimen page. Each should tell a different story about a different axis: a high-contrast display serif with expressive optical-size and a "wonk" axis; a contemporary grotesque; a condensed industrial face driven by weight alone; and one true multi-axis playground font with width, slant and grade. Prefer faces whose extremes are dramatic, because the whole page is about watching them move between those extremes.

There is not a single raster image on this site, by design. No hero photo, no texture, no icon set, no generated art. Every shape you see is a glyph from one of five open-source variable fonts. That constraint is the whole point: it forces the typography to carry the entire experience, and it keeps the page featherweight.