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Type for thoughtful interfaces
Forms, navigation, labels and content need to work together. Start with readable details and try the face at a small size.
Choose three candidates and enter real project copy. Look at a heading, a paragraph and a short label at their intended sizes. Before implementation, check characters, the available file weight and the license terms.
A generous x-height and open shapes suit readable interfaces. Try it in forms, tables and paragraphs, then pair it with a distinctive serif for headings.
Restrained forms support a quiet hierarchy. A useful starting point for a brand site where imagery and content should lead.
A geometric rhythm and open letters work well with restrained interfaces. Compare weights on real labels and buttons.
Sans serif · Variable
Readable geometry provides a coherent direction for headings and interfaces. Separate hierarchy levels through size, weight and spacing.
Approachable character and simple forms support digital products. Build a sample with a form, navigation and a longer button label.
Open letterforms offer a practical starting point for interfaces and documentation. Pairing it with Source Serif 4 is a natural direction.
Public Sans is a starting point for interfaces and organized text. Compare your own copy, character coverage and the available file before choosing.
A practical grotesque for screen text and clear hierarchy. Check the weight contrast between the heading, introduction and paragraph.
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Turn these numbers into a better page.
Put your scale to work in headings, paragraphs and product cards.