@dbp-toolkit/font-source-sans-pro
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You can install this component via npm:
npm i @dbp-toolkit/font-source-sans-pro
You can also use the files directly from the CDN.
Why?
We mostly use a light variant (300) of Source Sans Pro in our CI and any newer version and any version not based on the OTF variant looks horrible on low DPI screens on Windows and, to some extend, on Linux as well.
Why OTF and not TTF?
The TTF variant is hard to read on Windows with a low-DPI screen and a font weight of 300, OTF looks good on the other hand.
Do I need to do this for every font?
https://github.com/fontsource/fontsource has nice subsetted npm packages for various fonts. I'd try that first.
Also see https://markoskon.com/creating-font-subsets for a nice article on the topic of subsetting.
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