Very good!
I never design by 16 px on desktop…I always do 20…
but, 16 at 1.5 line height is the recommended.
1.4 for h3.
1.3 for h4.
1.25 for H1.
1.6 for small.
All are just recommended for basic design.
Anyway, 1.5 at 16 is the standard, which leads to 40 px, which is why I thought someone who knew design set the pixel height 
This is a hilarious take. Whenever I have this happen to me I reset it to 0 even though it works. I can’t let it be!
One thing I’ve noticed about really good designers…and I don’t consider myself one…
they have a touch of OCD.
Everything has to be perfect. The group may never go below 500 px, but they need to set the minimum to 0.
Then, they want to talk about letter spacing, not just line spacing…
well, I think you should set that at .03
But in all honesty, it’s why they make the big bucks and make a site look professional compared to a backroom build 
>I’ve leveraged user insights to shape product strategy
does Bubble know who they hired?
I would say with everything Bubble can do with just a few clicks…
they have some of the best out there
0.25 line height for h1 is too much
Hey, so, for the 30th time.
They have multiple teams. They can focus on AI, product stability and UI enhancements all simultaneously. AI is the current buzz-word in in literally every aspect of life right now, so of course that’s what’s talked about the most.
Patience is gold, duct-tape is silver.
I’m a touch late to this thread, but welcome Brian!
Welcome @brian.levee !
Welcome to the team Brian! Great to have someone with such strong product experience joining Bubble. Excited to see how your background at Google and Microsoft will shape the future of AI-powered visual development. Looking forward to what’s coming next for the community! 
Everyone has their own style.
What I listed is what apps like Uber and other large apps use.
You could consider your font and also your target audience of course
Hello Brian! Happy for you! I wish you a great adventure ! 
