Fonts
Our font choices reflect clarity, professionalism, and accessibility. These fonts are selected to work across the tools our team uses, including Canva, Google Docs, Microsoft Office, and Adobe Creative Suite.
Primary Font: DM Sans
Style: Modern sans-serif
Use for: Headings, UI elements, and general brand text
Why it works: Clean, friendly, and highly readable
Fallback for Microsoft Office: Segoe UI (use this if DM Sans isn’t available; not downloadable, find in Microsoft’s font options)
Secondary Font: Libre Baskerville
Style: Serif
Use for: Body text, formal documents, and long-form content
Why it works: Elegant and readable, adds contrast to DM Sans
Accent Font: League Spartan
Style: Geometric sans-serif
Use for: Bold headings, callouts, and emphasis
Why it works: Strong structure and modern tone
Best Practices
- Use DM Sans for most headings and UI elements.
- Use Libre Baskerville for readable body text.
- Use League Spartan sparingly for emphasis or bold statements.
- Avoid decorative or script fonts in official materials.
- Maintain hierarchy with consistent font sizes and weights.
- Test readability across devices and backgrounds.