Use Roboto Flex instead of Roboto for the primary UI font #182
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I personally don't see much difference |
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both look almost completely the same |
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Look at the examples with smaller text, the font is sorta less tall there |
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We should use whichever font Chrome OS uses for this. |
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I know they use this in newer versions of Android (at least the Google flavor), so they probably use it in CrOS as well |
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I like this change, I feel like small imrpovements add up. |
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Sorry, we have to keep the old font as koaku commented |
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Here's a new comparison for larger sizes Roboto Roboto Flex |
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It's pretty likely that 107 uses Flex as the main UI font. Check out this comparison: CrOS 107 Anura with Roboto Flex font Anura with Roboto |
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ngl the normal roboto font looks closer to the CrOS 107 photo |
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The UI would definitely benefit from optical sizing, making smaller text more legible.
Roboto (old font):
Roboto Flex (proposed):
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