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- Courier Sans Prime is the typeface chosen for writing content. It is used to create a clear visual differentiation between the (already written) manuscript and new text (such as a review of the manuscipt for a journal paper). The monospaced, typewriter-looking typeface gives the feeling that the content is not in a published state yet.
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- Fira Sans is used for the UI of all Coko tools (including INK). It is a complete font family, with condensed versions and multiple weights / styles and it was designed specifically for the screen. It also has a distinctive look. |
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- Fira Sans is used for the UI of all Coko tools (including INK). It is a complete font family, with condensed versions and multiple weights / styles and it was designed specifically for the screen. It also has a distinctive look.
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### Thoughts about the use of fonts
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The users don't have the same feeling when they're writing with a published book-looking font (Vollkorn), as when they're writing with a typewriter one (Courier Prime). The latter gives you the feeling that the content is not yet carved in stone. In Editoria for example, most of the content has already ingested from Word. Therefore, using Vollkorn as the main typeface gives the authors and editors a look at what their content will look like when it's published.
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The Wax editor also uses the Vollkorn font, but it would make sense to have versions of Wax with other typefaces, based on its purpose in the application. |
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