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In the desktop/web GUI client, markdown heading levels in assistant responses are nearly visually indistinguishable. H1, H3, and H4 render at almost the same size and weight, and H2 oddly renders in a muted gray, which makes it look less prominent than the levels beneath it. The result is that visual hierarchy is effectively lost and heading structure communicates nothing to the reader.
Screenshot below: H1/H3/H4 are near-identical in size, and H2 is muted gray (appearing lower in the hierarchy than its own children).
Why it matters
Long, structured responses (plans, multi-section explanations, reports) rely on heading hierarchy for scannability. Right now the only reliable contrast levers are bold lead-ins and --- rules, which pushes the assistant away from semantic headings toward visual hacks.
Requests (either would help)
Hard-coded variation: ship a clearer default type scale so H1 > H2 > H3 > H4 are visibly distinct in size/weight, and fix H2 so it isn't muted relative to its children.
Problem
In the desktop/web GUI client, markdown heading levels in assistant responses are nearly visually indistinguishable. H1, H3, and H4 render at almost the same size and weight, and H2 oddly renders in a muted gray, which makes it look less prominent than the levels beneath it. The result is that visual hierarchy is effectively lost and heading structure communicates nothing to the reader.
Screenshot below: H1/H3/H4 are near-identical in size, and H2 is muted gray (appearing lower in the hierarchy than its own children).
Why it matters
Long, structured responses (plans, multi-section explanations, reports) rely on heading hierarchy for scannability. Right now the only reliable contrast levers are bold lead-ins and
---rules, which pushes the assistant away from semantic headings toward visual hacks.Requests (either would help)
Environment
Claude Code GUI client (desktop/web). Affects assistant-response markdown rendering specifically.
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