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Craft uses a font stack with system fonts that looks a little different on each device. This has the advantage of zero overhead from loading a font, but results in varying typography on each platform.
I wonder if using a well tested UI font like Inter would make sense, in order to unify the typography across platforms. This would make a noticeable difference, since the whole CP UI is comprised mainly of textual elements.
FWIW I've been using Inter via the CP CSS plugin for some time now, and it just seems better, cleaner and easier to read (larger x height, better spacing) than the default Segoe UI on Windows. As you can notice, it even looks better aligned visually with the status dot (due to the x height):
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Craft uses a font stack with system fonts that looks a little different on each device. This has the advantage of zero overhead from loading a font, but results in varying typography on each platform.
I wonder if using a well tested UI font like
Inter
would make sense, in order to unify the typography across platforms. This would make a noticeable difference, since the whole CP UI is comprised mainly of textual elements.FWIW I've been using Inter via the CP CSS plugin for some time now, and it just seems better, cleaner and easier to read (larger x height, better spacing) than the default Segoe UI on Windows. As you can notice, it even looks better aligned visually with the status dot (due to the x height):
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