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Font smoothing doesn't match designs #11425
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(i'm currently running in Chrome with It's worth noting that we've tried playing with this in the past and screwed it up as per matrix-org/matrix-react-sdk@30bb7ee - it's unclear how/where the screwup is coming from this time. Perhaps it's that Sketch used one smoothing and Figma used the other, and so having rebalanced the font weighting in Figma, that's how we've got out of whack. |
MDN claims |
Presumably fixed by matrix-org/matrix-react-sdk#3677 |
Our new designs in Figma feel much lighter and airier than the reality in Chrome (on retina macOS). This looks to be because Figma runs with
-webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased
rather than-webkit-font-smoothing: subpixel-antialiased
on retina screens, so @nadonomy has been picking weights/font-sizing and generally balancing the design in Figma... but the end result is then mangled by the browser.TL;DR: we should try setting everything to
-webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased
and its -moz equivalent. Need to check it doesn't make this illegible on Windows, and on non-retina displays. (I thinkantialiased
is the default for non-retina displays though, so it hopefully shouldn't break those)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: