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2. CJ Dunn 34 min later

   @zachleat Hex Franklin?

   1. Zach Leatherman 1 hr later

      @cjtype tyght!! 🥰

3. Šime Vidas 3 hr later

   @zachleat Does font-weight: 900 serve as a fallback? Some browsers might attempt to synthesize that weight.

   1. Zach Leatherman 4 hr later

      @simevidas do you see a fallback case in play? I have it listed in both my @font-face blocks and usage instances

      1. Šime Vidas 5 hr later

         @zachleat I was confused because Hex Franklin Tight does not have a "wght" axis, so the number 900 seemed wrong. I guess, it would be simpler to just use font-weight: bold in both places. Or even simpler, to not set font-weight anywhere, but instead set font-synthesis: none to prevent the browser from messing with the font.

         1. Zach Leatherman 1 day later

            @simevidas if you don’t set it, it’s implied to 400 which I believe would synthesize on an h1, via browser default bold. That said, I didn’t realize that font-synthesis browser support was so good now wow!

4. Roel Nieskens 1 day later

   @zachleat Subtle schmubtle! Looks good!

   1. Zach Leatherman 1 day later

      @pixelambacht thanks Roel!