Typography
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Typography
Oldschool Grotesk
Dynavics uses Oldschool Grotesk, published by Kilotype and designed by William Montrose. Its roots in early British grotesques bring character without sacrificing clarity, and its rounded forms complement the chat-bubble device.
:::caution Licence Oldschool Grotesk is a commercial typeface. Purchase and serve the appropriate webfont licence from Kilotype. Until it is installed, this guide uses a system-sans fallback. :::
Heading · Regular
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Use clear, direct language and comfortable line spacing. Let content breathe, and keep paragraphs concise.
Weights and usage
Use Regular for body copy and most headings. Use Medium to create emphasis, particularly in small titles, navigation and rollover states. Light may be used sparingly at large sizes.
| Role | Weight | Recommended treatment |
|---|---|---|
| Display heading | Regular | Large, compact leading |
| Section heading | Regular | Sentence case |
| Body | Regular | Comfortable line height |
| Labels and controls | Medium | Short and purposeful |
| All-caps subtitle | Medium | Slight letter spacing permitted |
Typesetting rules
- Do not add tracking to normal sentence-case text.
- All-caps subtitles may use slight positive letter spacing.
- Prefer sentence case over all caps.
- Maintain strong contrast and avoid setting body text in the brightest green.
- Use whitespace and scale—not extra font weights—to establish hierarchy.