Typography
One typeface does the work — Suisse Intl, with Suisse Int'l Mono for labels. Hierarchy comes from scale, tight negative tracking, and CASE, plus a restrained weight ladder. Never arbitrary bolding.
This site renders in the real Suisse Intl web kit (Domaine web license); Inter appears only as a last-resort fallback.
Always use real Suisse — Inter is a last resort
Inter is a graceful fallback for environments where Suisse genuinely can't load; it is never the intended face. Don't design for it, and don't ship it as a substitute. If you don't have Suisse installed, get the desktop fonts from the Downloads page (Fonts or the full Brand Kit).
The weight ladder
Editorial headline voice
Sentence-case subhead
Body copy sits at Regular. Hierarchy comes from scale and tracking — never bolding the body.
The casing rules
- Any UPPERCASE Suisse Intl (sans) run is SemiBold 600 — display & section titles, section/nav labels, table headers, stat labels, sans eyebrows. Never uppercase sans at Light/Regular/Medium.
- Suisse Int'l Mono is always UPPERCASE — the eyebrow / metadata / pagination voice. Mono keeps its own weight.
- Everything else is sentence case — body copy, buttons (Medium 500, never all-caps), form inputs, card & callout body, quotes. UPPERCASE is for titles and short labels, not interactive or running text.
Reaching for UPPERCASE and SemiBold everywhere is the fastest way to lose the Domaine feel — let scale, weight, and whitespace carry the hierarchy first.
Tracking
- Display
-0.02em· Heading-0.015em· Body0 - Sans eyebrow
+0.08em· Mono micro-label+0.12em