Font Packages
The eight typography options available at sign-up, shown dark on a clean white page so the type itself is what you're comparing. The sample content is identical in every card; only the fonts change. Each package sets three faces: a display face for headings, a body face for reading, and a sans face for navigation and labels.
Traditional serif with a bookish, literary feel. Well suited to the humanities and historically minded fields.
Dr. Helen Marbury
Professor of Comparative Literature · Yale University
The Afterlives of the Medieval Book
Her work traces how manuscripts were copied, annotated, and reimagined across five centuries, and what those marginal traces reveal about the readers who made them their own.
Display: Cormorant Garamond · Body: Libre Baskerville · UI: DM Sans
Modern, high-contrast serif. Contemporary and editorial; reads well for the sciences and interdisciplinary work.
Dr. Helen Marbury
Professor of Comparative Literature · Yale University
The Afterlives of the Medieval Book
Her work traces how manuscripts were copied, annotated, and reimagined across five centuries, and what those marginal traces reveal about the readers who made them their own.
Display: Playfair Display · Body: Source Serif 4 · UI: Inter
Heavier traditional serif with strong on-screen readability. A dependable fit for research-heavy sites.
Dr. Helen Marbury
Professor of Comparative Literature · Yale University
The Afterlives of the Medieval Book
Her work traces how manuscripts were copied, annotated, and reimagined across five centuries, and what those marginal traces reveal about the readers who made them their own.
Display & Body: Merriweather · UI: Open Sans
Light, refined serif. Minimal and contemporary, with an airy, understated character.
Dr. Helen Marbury
Professor of Comparative Literature · Yale University
The Afterlives of the Medieval Book
Her work traces how manuscripts were copied, annotated, and reimagined across five centuries, and what those marginal traces reveal about the readers who made them their own.
Display & Body: Crimson Pro · UI: Inter
Clean geometric sans throughout. Crisp and current, a strong fit for STEM, policy, and design-minded scholars.
Dr. Helen Marbury
Professor of Comparative Literature · Yale University
The Afterlives of the Medieval Book
Her work traces how manuscripts were copied, annotated, and reimagined across five centuries, and what those marginal traces reveal about the readers who made them their own.
Display: Space Grotesk · Body & UI: Inter
Sturdy slab-serif headings over a clean sans. Confident and contemporary without feeling formal.
Dr. Helen Marbury
Professor of Comparative Literature · Yale University
The Afterlives of the Medieval Book
Her work traces how manuscripts were copied, annotated, and reimagined across five centuries, and what those marginal traces reveal about the readers who made them their own.
Display: Roboto Slab · Body & UI: Source Sans 3
Soft, warm serif with gentle character. Approachable and human, while still unmistakably scholarly.
Dr. Helen Marbury
Professor of Comparative Literature · Yale University
The Afterlives of the Medieval Book
Her work traces how manuscripts were copied, annotated, and reimagined across five centuries, and what those marginal traces reveal about the readers who made them their own.
Display & Body: Fraunces · UI: Nunito Sans
Editorial serif with a journalistic voice. Authoritative and highly readable for prolific writers.
Dr. Helen Marbury
Professor of Comparative Literature · Yale University
The Afterlives of the Medieval Book
Her work traces how manuscripts were copied, annotated, and reimagined across five centuries, and what those marginal traces reveal about the readers who made them their own.
Display & Body: Newsreader · UI: Libre Franklin