Typography
Three families. Freight Big for feature headlines. Freight Text for editorial hierarchy and long-form reading. Inter for marketing copy and interface chrome.
The typefaces
Type in practice
How a page should feel. A clear hierarchy: overline → headline → body. Three levels is the rule; more than that and the page loses its centre of gravity.
Fallbacks for Canva and PowerPoint
The Freight fonts are licensed and may not be available in all tools. When they’re not:
- Replace Freight Big with Georgia Bold or any condensed serif at the largest available size
- Replace Freight Text with Georgia Regular for body and headings
- Inter is free – download it from Google Fonts and install it before opening Canva or PowerPoint
Usage rules
Overline → headline → body. Three levels per block is the rule.
Jumping from display to caption with nothing between flattens the rhythm. Add the missing level.
Use Freight for hero headlines, article titles, pull-quotes. The serif earns its place where the magazine voice carries.
Inter is the UI and marketing family. Freight is editorial. Serif on buttons or inputs reads as unfinished.
Small Inter caps in an accent colour (11px, all-caps, wide tracking) paired with a serif headline.
ALL-CAPS is for overlines only. Headlines stay in sentence case.