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In mobile app design, font sizes should be optimized for readability and usability

across different screen sizes. While there's no one-size-fits-all, here are some
general guidelines for font sizes (in pixels) for mobile app design:

1. Header/Title Font Sizes:


Large Title/Primary Headers: 24-34px
Used for top-level sections or screens.
Secondary Headers: 18-24px
Used for section headings or subtitles.
2. Body Text Font Sizes:
Body Text: 14-18px
Typically used for most of the app's content (paragraphs, descriptions, etc.). The
sweet spot is often around 16px.
Captions/Small Text: 12-14px
Used for labels, captions, or other smaller pieces of text that should remain
legible.
3. Button and Input Text:
Button Text: 14-18px
Ensure the text is large enough to be readable while fitting within the button
shape.
Input Field Text: 16-18px
Should be large enough for easy input on mobile keyboards.
4. Considerations:
Screen Resolution: These sizes are based on common pixel densities, but testing on
actual devices is crucial.
Line Height: For body text, a line height of 1.2 to 1.5 times the font size
improves readability.
Accessibility: Ensure your design allows for easy scaling for users who may require
larger fonts.
Would you like tips on adjusting font sizes for different device screens or further
guidance on scaling text for responsiveness?

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