The default font: Segoe UI is an approachable, open, and friendly typeface, and as a result has better readability than Tahoma, Microsoft Sans Serif, and Arial. It has the characteristics of a humanist sans serif: the varying widths of its capitals (narrow E and S, for instance, compared with Helvetica, where the widths are more alike, fairly wide); the stress and letterforms of its lowercase; and its true italic (rather than an “oblique” or slanted roman, like many industrial-looking sans serifs). The typeface is meant to give the same visual effect on screen and in print. It was designed to be a humanist sans serif with no strong character or distracting quirkiness.
@font-face {
font-family: "Segoe UI";
src: url(http://.../.../.../SEGOEUI.eot) /* EOT file for IE */
}
@font-face {
font-family: "Segoe UI";
src: url(http://.../.../.../SEGOEUI.TTF) /* TTF file for CSS3 browsers */
}
The Title (h1.site-title): Museo Sans by exljbris Font Foundry. Museo Sans is based on the well-known Museo. It is a sturdy, low contrast, fairly geometrical, highly legible sans serif typeface very well suited for any display and text use.I have stuffed this precious in my very own Typekit.
See: A Wealthy Type Case.
, a jQuery plugin for inflating web type by the good people of Paravel, found on Trent Walton.
The Description (h2.site-description): second in my Typekit the CarbonType font by Vic Fieger.
“She didn’t have any pigtails, but, err well, you know, there was a welcoming sight: countenance and appearance! She did have that kind of Lonneke Engel pinnule and posture. Not at all that perfect, so perchance even more graceful!”