Windows 11 uses Segoe UI Variable with the following attributes based on the context in which the text is being displayed. The 'J' and 'Q' are pretty unique in Segoe UI making it hard to find an exact match.
The uppercase letters share the same differences as in Noto Sans. You will notice an immediate difference in the lowercase 'g'. It also is able to match much of the lowercase letters very well. Windows 11 uses the following values for various types of text in the UI. Open Sans is another similar looking font.
The optical size axis controls the shape and size of the counters in the font, to prioritize legibility at the small sizes and personality at the large sizes. The weight axis is incremental, while the optical size axis is automatic and on by default. In my head, I always thought of the HTML/CSS specification of multiple fonts as applying all or nothing to the text. FontFamily'Segoe Script,Segoe MDL2 Assets'. Many sites use the system font when rendering sans-serif text, since it’s quick to load (already installed in your device) and looks like other apps on your device. Why I never thought of this before I dont know. This new font is a variable font that replaces the older Segoe UI font in Windows 10 and below. Segoe UI Variable supports two axes: weight and optical size. Well, just as in CSS its possible to specify multiple fonts/typefaces to use as a fallback, the same is possible with XAML. It is a refreshed take on the classic Segoe and uses variable font technology to dynamically provide great legibility at very small sizes, and improved outlines at display sizes. Segoe UI Variable is the new system font for Windows. The Windows 11 type system helps you create structure and hierarchy in your content in order to maximize legibility and readability in your UI. As the visual representation of language, typography's main task is to communicate information.
0 kommentar(er)
