Fonts
Muli: the primary font family
Muli is a minimalist sans serif typeface that is the preferred font for use on departmental materials. Muli is available via an open source license.
Body text should not be smaller than 9pt. In the case of newspaper advertising, where there is limited space, the typeface can be as small as 7.5pt.
For visually impaired or low literacy audience set the text in Muli Regular 11pt for best legibility. When typesetting, ensure headings are clearly defined
from the body text with adequate white space for readability. The black typeface is available as an alternate font for headings, featured content
or design variations.
Muli Light
Muli is a minimalist sans serif typeface
Muli Regular
Muli is a minimalist sans serif typeface
Muli Bold
Muli is a minimalist sans serif typeface
Muli Extra Bold Muli is a minimalist sans serif typeface
Muli Black
Muli is a minimalist sans serif typeface
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Microsoft applications
Calibri Light
Calibri is a minimalist sans serif typeface
Use the Microsoft Font Calibri when Muli is not available. Microsoft Word
and PowerPoint templates are available with all headings and body text
Calibri Regular
sizes specified. See the Intranet for more information and to download
Calibri is a minimalist sans serif typeface
office templates.
Calibri Bold
Calibri is a minimalist sans serif typeface
Screen fonts
To use the
Muli font on your website, use the following CSS:
Where possible, online font usage should use sans-serif webfonts that are
similar to the print-specified fonts. Testing should be carried out to ensure
that devices and browsers render the font correctly and fall back to similar
system fonts where there are issues.
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