GPSA Fonts

Self-hosted font files for html (when embedded font html might fail on user's device due to lack of internet connection).

⚠️ The Golden Rule for GPSA: Never use Inter and Spectral inline within the same sentence, and avoid using them at the exact same point size right next to each other. Because Inter's lowercase letters are structurally larger, putting them side-by-side at 12pt will make Spectral look accidentally smaller and shrunken. (Inter has a very tall x-height, meaning its lowercase letters are quite large. Spectral has a more moderate, traditional x-height.)

The Fix: Always ensure your Inter text and Spectral text are separated by role (e.g., one is a headline, one is body text), and visually adjust their sizes so the hierarchy is clear.

Formula A: The Modern Report (Spectral Heading + Inter Body)

This is the classic "newspaper/journal" layout flipped for the digital age. The heading looks formal, intellectual, and authoritative, while the body text is clean, highly readable, and efficient. It is perfect for GPSA's draft resolutions and official memos.

• Header: Spectral (Bold)

• Body Text: Inter (Regular)

Formula B: The Tech-Forward Flyer (Inter Tight Heading + Spectral Body)

This creates a punchy, bold, modern look. The header feels high-energy and urgent (great for a campus life flyer), while the description text below it feels elegant and easy to read.

• Header: Inter Tight (Black or Extra Bold, perhaps All-Caps)

• Body Text: Spectral (Regular)

Step 1: Upload Your Fonts to TeamDynamix

1. Obtain your font files (ideally in .woff2 or .ttf formats).
   • Spectral
   • Playfair Display
   • Inter
   • Inter Tight
   • EB Garamond
   • Quattrocento
   • Figtree
   • Graduate
   • Scope One (mono)
   • Roboto Mono
   • Roboto
   • Roboto Flex
   • Roboto Condensed
   • Roboto Slab
   • Cormorant Garamond (great old-style font, not good for clear numbers, not same line)
   • Alex Brush (cursive font)
   • Permanent Marker (Handwritten font counts as a wildcard accent and should only be used for flyers and single words, text accents, or signatures)
   • Shadows Into Light Two (Handwritten font counts as a wildcard accent and should only be used for flyers and single words, text accents, or signatures)
   • Mrs Saint Delafield (signature use)
   • Mr Dafoe (signature use)
   • La Belle Aurore (signature use)
   • Herr Von Muellerhoff (signature use)
   • Dawning of a New Day
   • WindSong
   • ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Kristi (

     • UX Tip for Digital Signatures in GPSA:

       Don't color them pitch black. When using a signature font at the bottom of a digital document or PDF, set the color to a deep dark blue (e.g., #1A2B4C) rather than pure black #000000. This subtle color difference makes the digital font look like an actual ink pen was used on the page.

       
        
2. Right-click the font file and choose Compress / Send to ZIP file.
3. Create a public Knowledgebase article or access your Media Library.
4. Upload the .zip file as an attachment to that article.
5. Publish or save the article so it becomes publicly accessible.
6. Right-click the downloaded attachment link inside that article and select Copy Link Address. This URL acts as your hosted font path. [1, 2, 3]