Flag: a paragraph whose last word wraps alone

Line breaks decide how a block of text sits on the page, and one word alone on the last line leaves a hole under the text.

Flag: a list item whose last word wraps alone

Flag: a blockquote whose last word wraps alone

Good typography is invisible until it fails, and then the failure is the only thing anyone sees on the page at all.

Flag: a figure caption whose last word wraps alone

Figure 2. Weekly active readers across the first six months after the launch of the new reader.

Flag: a straggler in a paragraph with inline links

Read the full changelog for every fix in this release, and the migration notes for the two breaking changes.

Flag: a centered paragraph whose last word wraps alone

Line breaks decide how a block of text sits on the page, and one word alone on the last line leaves a hole under the text.

Flag: a right-aligned paragraph whose last word wraps alone

Line breaks decide how a block of text sits on the page, and one word alone on the last line leaves a hole under the text.

Flag: a pretty rule elsewhere on the page does not reach this paragraph

Line breaks decide how a block of text sits on the page, and one word alone on the last line leaves a hole under the text.

Pass: the same paragraph set with text-wrap pretty

Line breaks decide how a block of text sits on the page, and one word alone on the last line leaves a hole under the text.

Pass: the same paragraph set pretty by a style rule

Line breaks decide how a block of text sits on the page, and one word alone on the last line leaves a hole under the text.

Pass: the same paragraph under an ancestor set pretty

Line breaks decide how a block of text sits on the page, and one word alone on the last line leaves a hole under the text.

Pass: the same paragraph set with text-wrap balance

Line breaks decide how a block of text sits on the page, and one word alone on the last line leaves a hole under the text.

Pass: two words on the last line

Line breaks decide how a block of text sits on the page, and two words on the last line read as an ending.

Pass: a long last word that fills its line

Every product page in the catalog now ships with internationalization.

Pass: a sidebar item too narrow for two words a line

Pass: a sign-off ended by a break

Thanks for reading this far, and see you in the next issue of the letter.
Sam

Pass: a paragraph that ends on an inline icon

Line breaks decide how a block of text sits on the page, and one word alone on the last line leaves a hole under the text.

Pass: a one-line paragraph

One line of copy, short of the column.

Pass: two narrow words on a short last line

Every room has a shape of its own, and the furniture in it slowly bends toward whatever open space it fills.