Typography

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Barlow is a slightly rounded, grotesk type family. Crafted with legibility at the forefront and drawing on the design of public signage, this typeface shares qualities with license plates, highway signs, buses and trains.
Barlow is one of our primary body copy typefaces and is recommended as the primary typeface for websites and screens.
Licensing
is an open-source font and is available for free from Google Fonts.

Merriweather is a serif font family available in several weights. Designed to be pleasant to read with a very large x-height and open forms, this typeface is good for setting larger blocks of text.
Merriweather is one of our primary body copy typefaces.
Licensing
is an open-source font and is available for free from Google Fonts.

Factoria is a geometric, square slab face. The lighter versions can evoke a clean and modern character, while the thicker versions exude strength and grit. Factoria is available in a variety of weights ranging from Thin to Ultra, but the heavier weights are preferred for their more substantial appearance.
Factoria is good for headlines, subheads and callouts.
Licensing
is available within Adobe Fonts through a Creative Cloud subscription or for purchase from . If you cannot obtain a license for Factoria, or for use on the web, is available as an alternative from Google Fonts.

Dharma Gothic E is a nostalgic, antiqued sans-serif inspired by 1800s-style wood type. This condensed family comes in many styles, with a design that makes it a good solution anywhere you need impact.
Dharma Gothic E is good for headlines, subheads and callouts.
