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The font the EJC branding uses is Manrope, this font should be used for all branding and is widely available as a free Google Font.
We make use of the font Manrope. Manrope is a sans-serif font family designed by Mikhail Sharanda. The font features a clean and modern design. Manrope ensures readability across different screen sizes and resolutions, which makes it a perfect font choice for both digital and printed materials.
We are using two weights
The contrast between the two weights adds interest and helps guide the reader's eye through the content.
Headings are used to create a structured overview of the document, which makes it easier to navigate and scan through the document. When you make use of the headings in a document, a table of content can be generated automatically.
In a single document, headings of the same type (e.g. all H1 headings) should always be the same size and weight.
Font-weight: Semi-bold
Heading 1 is the largest heading and is used mostly for indicating the main subject of a document or website. It should be used sparingly.
Font-weight: Semi-bold
Heading 2 is used for creating sections or chapters within a document or website. It should be used for the main headings. It is the second largest heading.
Font-weight: Semi-bold
Heading 3 is used to further organise the content that is under the first two larger headings. This is used for subsections within a document or website.
Use these to further structure your document or website where necessary. With heading 4 being more important than headings 5 and 6.