Typography
Our brand uses three typefaces. Each one has a specific role within the system:
- Degular
- Inter
- JetBrains Mono
Degular
Inter
JetBrains Mono
Weights
To keep the system simple and consistent, we prioritize the Regular weight across all three typefaces. Regular ensures balanced legibility without appearing too thin or too heavy. When emphasis is needed, use the heavier weight available for that typeface to highlight specific words or short phrases. In some situations, a lighter weight available within that typeface may be used occasionally to achieve a cleaner and more refined look.
Consistency is more important than variety. Keep weight usage minimal and intentional.
Degular
Degular is our display typeface. It gives personality and character to the brand through its distinctive shapes and details.
It should be used for large text, such as headlines, subheadings, and more expressive or decorative statements. Because of its more unique forms, Degular should not be used for long paragraphs or small body text. In small sizes or extended reading contexts, it becomes less comfortable to read.
Inter
Inter is our primary sans-serif typeface. It is clean, modern, and designed with digital use in mind, although it also works well in print.
Inter is the most versatile typeface in our system and should be prioritized for:
- Body text
- Long-form reading
- Small text
- Functional UI content
It ensures clarity, accessibility, and strong readability across all formats.
JetBrains Mono
JetBrains Mono is our monospace typeface. Its structure reflects coding and software environments.
It should be used when representing code snippets, technical examples, or any content that references programming. Using it reinforces our connection to the software and developer ecosystem and adds subtle personality to technical communication.
Avoid using it for general body text.