Font family

A font family groups related styles of a typeface, usually including different weights and sometimes italics or widths.

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What it means

A family can carry an entire website without needing several unrelated typefaces. Headings, labels and body copy can share the same letterforms while changing weight and scale. In CSS, a font-family declaration also lists alternatives in order, which is a font stack rather than a single designed family.

Use it in practice

Choose a family with enough range for your real content. Check whether italic, numerals and language support are available before committing.

Watch out for

More weights do not automatically make a stronger hierarchy. Give each style a clear role.

From the collection

Explore Inter across these credited sites, then compare how a single family supports different content and visual priorities.