Typography

public static final int BODY_EXTRA_SMALL = 2

BodyExtraSmall is the smallest body. Body texts are typically used for long-form writing as it works well for small text sizes. For longer sections of text, a serif or sans serif typeface is recommended.

public static final int BODY_LARGE = 3

BodyLarge is the largest body. Body texts are typically used for long-form writing as it works well for small text sizes. For longer sections of text, a serif or sans serif typeface is recommended.

public static final int BODY_MEDIUM = 4

BodyMedium is second largest body. Body texts are typically used for long-form writing as it works well for small text sizes. For longer sections of text, a serif or sans serif typeface is recommended.

public static final int BODY_SMALL = 5

BodySmall is third largest body. Body texts are typically used for long-form writing as it works well for small text sizes. For longer sections of text, a serif or sans serif typeface is recommended.

public static final int DISPLAY_LARGE = 6

DisplayLarge is the largest headline. Displays are the largest text on the screen, reserved for short, important text.

public static final int DISPLAY_MEDIUM = 7

DisplayMedium is the second largest headline. Displays are the largest text on the screen, reserved for short, important text.

public static final int DISPLAY_SMALL = 8

DisplaySmall is the smallest headline. Displays are the largest text on the screen, reserved for short, important text.

public static final int LABEL_LARGE = 9

LabelLarge is the largest label. They are used for displaying prominent texts like label on title buttons.

public static final int LABEL_MEDIUM = 10

LabelMedium is the medium label. They are used for displaying texts like primary label on buttons.

public static final int LABEL_SMALL = 11

LabelSmall is the small label. They are used for displaying texts like secondary label on buttons, labels on compact buttons.

public static final int NUMERAL_EXTRA_LARGE = 12

NumeralsExtraLarge is the largest role for digits. Numerals use tabular spacing by default. They highlight and express glanceable numbers that are limited to a two or three characters only, where no localization is required like the charging screen.

public static final int NUMERAL_EXTRA_SMALL = 13

NumeralsExtraSmall is the smallest role for digits. Numerals use tabular spacing by default. They are for numbers that need to accommodate longer strings of digits, where no localization is required like in-workout metrics.

public static final int NUMERAL_LARGE = 14

NumeralsLarge is the second largest role for digits. Numerals use tabular spacing by default. They are large sized number strings that are limited to big displays of time, where no localization is required like a timer countdown.

public static final int NUMERAL_MEDIUM = 15

NumeralsMedium is the third largest role for digits. Numerals use tabular spacing by default. They are medium sized numbers that are limited to short strings of digits, where no localization is required like a steps count.

public static final int NUMERAL_SMALL = 16

NumeralsSmall is the fourth largest role for digits. Numerals use tabular spacing by default. They are for numbers that need emphasis at a smaller scale, where no localization is required like date and time pickers.

public static final int TITLE_LARGE = 17

TitleLarge is the largest title. Titles are smaller than Displays. They are typically reserved for medium-emphasis text that is shorter in length.

public static final int TITLE_MEDIUM = 18

TitleMedium is the medium title. Titles are smaller than Displays. They are typically reserved for medium-emphasis text that is shorter in length.

public static final int TITLE_SMALL = 19

TitleSmall is the smallest title. Titles are smaller than Displays. They are typically reserved for medium-emphasis text that is shorter in length.