Rounded heads + friendly sans
Two rounded sans faces of different weight and width give a soft, approachable voice that still keeps a clear hierarchy.
See it live
Baloo 2 for headings and Nunito for text, set at the pairing's own sizes and line heights. The sample text is written for this explorer.
Your first garden fits on a windowsill
Pick three herbs you like to eat, fill a pot with good soil, and water when the top feels dry. In two weeks you will have something green to snip for dinner, and a reason to check on it every morning.
600 Your first garden fits on a windowsill
800 Your first garden fits on a windowsill
Self-hosted from the @fontsource/baloo-2 package.
400 Pick three herbs you like to eat, fill a pot with good soil, and water when the top feels dry.
700 Pick three herbs you like to eat, fill a pot with good soil, and water when the top feels dry.
Self-hosted from the @fontsource/nunito package.
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Copy the idea
Take the pairing with you as a brief for a person, as instructions for an AI assistant, or as design tokens: the two faces, the scale and the rules for using them.
Where it fits
Use it for
- Apps for families and learning
- Community and hobby clubs
- Friendly onboarding screens
Avoid it when
- The subject is serious, legal or financial
- The brand must feel premium and restrained
Principles
The rules that keep the two faces working as one.
- Use the heavy rounded face only for headings and big numbers
- Keep body text in the lighter rounded sans at a regular weight
- Pair rounded type with rounded corners and soft shapes
- Write short, warm headings; the type does the smiling
- Keep contrast high so the soft shapes stay readable