This is your style guide:

This is a big, bold statement that you can make in h1.

And to be honest, I would follow that up with some expansion on that statement in h3. Like, what did you mean? Give me more details. Or else, I’m like: you ain’t necessarily got all the answers, Sway.

Then you can just switch to regular ol’ p2. Know what I’m sayin? If you need paragraphs upon paragraphs, and lines of text upon lines of text, you gotta go with what you know. The rule is to always love the skin you’re in. I think life is best that way.

I can’t stand lorem ipsum, so what am I to do? This is p1 and how do you feel?

It’s good, but pretty soon I’ll want to switch to regular old p2 again. Know what I’m sayin? If you need paragraphs upon paragraphs, and lines of text upon lines of text, you gotta go with what you know. The rule is to always love the skin you’re in. I think life is best that way.

Think about h2 sometimes though. This will be the main header you use anyway.

Did I mention that I’m not the biggest fan of lorem ipsum text?

It’s good, but pretty soon I’ll want to switch to regular old p2 again. Know what I’m sayin? If you need paragraphs upon paragraphs, and lines of text upon lines of text, you gotta go with what you know. The rule is to always love the skin you’re in. I think life is best that way.

I’d be remiss to not show you some h3 capabilities.

Like, girl. What are you even doing? It’s good, but pretty soon I’ll want to switch to regular old p2 again. Know what I’m sayin? If you need paragraphs upon paragraphs, and lines of text upon lines of text, you gotta go with what you know. The rule is to always love the skin you’re in. I think life is best that way.

Think about what you’re trying to do though because h4 might be your girl?

If it comes down to it, you might need p3 though, my guy. So just have that in mind.

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