Headline type scale that steps up at the tablet and desktop breakpoints
One task across 30 published runs. Inspect the scores and outputs together, with each run's execution method shown.
- Task
- RESPO-0006
- Domain
- Websites
- Difficulty
- medium
Leading published run: claude-opus-4-8 (low reasoning) at 100.0% composite. Lowest: claude-haiku-4-5 at 0.0%. 30 published runs shown on this task.
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Build a single self-contained HTML file (`index.html`) that renders with no build step and no network calls (inline all CSS and JS; no external fonts, scripts, or images). Build a hero section with a single headline (an <h1> with id="headline") and a paragraph. The headline's font size must step up as the viewport widens: - on a phone (around 360px wide) the headline is a compact size, about 28px, - on a tablet (around 768px wide) it is larger, about 40px, and - on a desktop (around 1440px wide) it is a display size, about 64px. Keep the page from scrolling horizontally at any of 360px, 768px, or 1440px wide: the headline must wrap or shrink rather than run off the side of a phone. Use plain, accessible markup.
