When you design user interfaces with MUI, structuring textual and visual content clearly is essential. The Typography component is the foundation for displaying headings, body text, captions, and other text elements according to Material Design guidelines. To illustrate, you might use several variants of Typography to organize content on a page:

In this example, the h4 variant is used for the main heading, body1 for regular text, and caption for supplementary information. Each variant ensures consistent spacing, font size, and weight, providing a polished look across your application.

To group related information visually, the Card component is a versatile choice. Cards are ideal for containing content like user profiles, product details, or announcements. Here is how you might use a Card to display grouped content:

With this approach, the Card provides a container with elevation and padding, while CardContent ensures proper spacing for its children. Using Typography inside the card maintains visual consistency.

Combining Typography and Card allows you to present structured and attractive displays, such as a user profile. For a user profile, you can use a Card to group the profile information, and Typography to label and style each piece of text. For instance, the user's name can be a heading, their role as a subtitle, and additional details as body text or captions. This combination helps users quickly scan and understand the information, while keeping the layout clean and visually appealing.