[docs] Consolidate to flex versions of Google Sans fonts#13518
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Staged preview of the updated docs.flutter.dev site (updated for commit 18d946b): https://flutter-docs-prod--docs-pr13518-feat-docs-simplify-fon-s8oq80pp.web.app |
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Staged preview of the updated flutter.dev site (updated for commit 18d946b): https://flutter-dev-230821--www-pr13518-feat-docs-simplify-fon-t05qv5g7.web.app |
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Corresponds to #13518, updating the marketing site to use fonts consistent with the docs site. These Google Sans Flex and Code fonts are publicly available and support variable axes. This increases consistency across the sites and enables compliant use of the same fonts on forked/translated sites. - Updates CSS properties to be focused on use case not the value. - Replaces manual font-weights to use one of the updated CSS properties. - Converts uses of Google Sans and Roboto to Google Sans Flex. - Converts uses of Roboto Mono to Google Sans Code. - Enables swap on the fonts so font fetching and loading doesn't block initial page rendering. - Combines the requests into a singular request for slightly faster font loading.
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Corresponds to flutter/website#13518, updating the Dart site to use newer fonts, consistent with the Flutter docs site. These Google Sans Flex and Code fonts are publicly available and support variable axes. This increases consistency across the sites and enables compliant use of the same fonts on forked/translated sites. - Replaces many manual font-weights to use one of the updated CSS properties. - Converts uses of Google Sans and Google Sans Text to Google Sans Flex. - Converts uses of Google Sans Mono to Google Sans Code. - Combines some of the requests for slightly faster font loading. - Switches the blog from Noto Serif to Roboto Serif to be more consistent with the nearby sans serif fonts.
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Consolidate use of the original Google Sans fonts with the newer, publicly available ones that support variable axes. This increases consistency across the site and enables compliant use of the same fonts on forked sites.
Marketing site fonts were also updated to these in #13519.