Typography
Nunito is a well balanced sans serif typeface superfamily, with 2 versions: The project began with Nunito, created by Vernon Adams as a rounded terminal sans serif for display typography. Jacques Le Bailly extended it to a full set of weights, and an accompanying regular non-rounded terminal version, in here we use this rounded version, to lend its a much more warm and friendly feel compared to the strong and authortative Nunito Sans. and its align with the oragehrm logo and UI rounded shapes.
Styles
Extra-light 200

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Light 300 italic

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Regular 400

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Regular 400 italic

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Semi-bold 600

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Semi-bold 600 italic

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Bold 700

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Bold 700 italic

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Extra-bold 800

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Black 900

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Black 900 italic

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Header Styles

Default Header

Font: 16px, Regular, #64728c

Main Header

Font: 46px, Extra-bold, #38455d

Main Title

Font: 18px, Bold, #38455d

Sub Title

Font: 12px, Semi-bold, #929baa

Card Header

Font: 16px, Semi-bold,
#64728c or theme-color

Card Sub Header

Font: 14px, Semi-bold, #64728c

Help text

Font: 12px, Regular, #929baa

Defult text

Font: 14px, Regular, #64728c

List text

Font: 12px, Semi-bold, #64728c

OXD links

Font: 12px, Semi-bold, primary color or feedback blue color

Paragraph Text- Nunito is a well balanced sans serif typeface superfamily, with 2 versions: The project began with Nunito, created by Vernon Adams as a rounded terminal sans serif for display typography. Jacques Le Bailly extended it to a full set of weights, and an accompanying regular non-rounded terminal version.

Font: 12px/14px, Regular, #64728c

Spacing and Alignment
Text Case Standards
  • Title Case: Each major word starts with an uppercase letter, while minor words (like "and," "the") are typically lowercase. Spaces are used between words.
    Example: "This Is a Title Case Example"


  • Sentence Case: Only the first word and proper nouns start with an uppercase letter. Spaces are used between words.
    Example: "This is a sentence case example."


  • Pascal Case: Each word starts with an uppercase letter, with no spaces or underscores between words.
    Example: "ThisIsPascalCaseExample"


  • CamelCase: Similar to PascalCase, but the first word starts with a lowercase letter.
    Example: "thisIsACamelCaseSentence"