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Seems most css frameworks are defaulting to this now. The only problem is Ubuntu is a very ugly font that looks very different from the others. At my previous
by city41 6y ago
Seems most css frameworks are defaulting to this now. The only problem is Ubuntu is a very ugly font that looks very different from the others.
At my previous job I was one of the only Linux users (using Ubuntu) and some designers were shocked how bad their designs looked on my computer due to the Ubuntu font. We removed Ubuntu from the list and just went with sans serif instead.
- buu700 6y agoI like Ubuntu personally (we used it for the Cyph logo), but not as an alternative to sans serif. I mean it's great for some things like headers, but I wouldn't choose to read a whole document printed in Ubuntu; that sounds terrible.
- swyx 6y agothese are known as system font stacks, and i've collected a bunch of them here: https://github.com/sw-yx/spark-joy#typography https://github.com/sw-yx/spark-joy#typography