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Open Sans font (Sans Serif font) pairing with Central Avenue font (Display font)
Examples of websites using Open Sans (Open Sans is a sans-serif font designed by Steve Matteson. It offers a wide range of styles, including regular, italic, bold, bold italic, and light) with Central Avenue (Central Avenue is a sans-serif font designed by StudioMakgill and released by Colophon Foundry in 2011. The font family includes multiple styles with various weights and features a clean and modern design aesthetic)
Open Sans vs Central Avenue
Open Sans is listed as sans serif, while Central Avenue is listed as display. Use this difference and the website examples below to choose the role each font should play.
The fonts appear together in 1 curated website example below.
| Compare | Open Sans | Central Avenue |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Sans Serif | Display |
| Foundry | Colophon Foundry | |
| Availability | Google Fonts | Commercial font |
Open Sans + Central Avenue in use
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