Public Sans: U.S. Government's Open Source Typeface for Official Use
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Yesterday's bagel, baked twice. Familiar and a bit tough.
Summary
Public Sans is an open source typeface developed by the U.S. government for official use. It's described as a strong, neutral typeface suitable for both text and display purposes. The article appears to be documentation or informational content about this government-developed font, emphasizing its official status and open source nature.
Key quotes
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Official websites use .gov
Secure .gov websites use HTTPS
A strong, neutral, open source typeface for text or display
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