PUSHCAST TYPEFACES

Three typefaces, all from the same family so they sit well together. Each has
its own folder here with the font files and its licence.

  DM Serif Display   Headlines. The big statement at the top of a page or
                     slide. It only comes in one weight (regular) and an
                     italic — and that is on purpose. Use the italic for one
                     emphasised word inside a headline.

  DM Sans            Everything else: paragraphs, captions, lists, buttons.
                     Light for body text, regular and medium for anything
                     that needs to be a little firmer.

  DM Mono            Small labels in capitals with wide letter spacing — the
                     short line above a headline, section numbers, tags. Used
                     sparingly, it is what makes a layout look like Pushcast.

Installing

  Mac       Double-click a .ttf file and choose "Install Font". Or drag the
            whole folder into Font Book.
  Windows   Select the .ttf files, right-click, choose "Install".
  Google    In Docs or Slides, open the font menu, choose "More fonts" and
            search for the name. No installing needed.

Licence

  All three are published under the SIL Open Font License, included in each
  folder as OFL.txt. In short: free to use for anything, including
  commercially, and free to share — you can send this folder to a designer
  or printer. The only things you may not do are sell the fonts on their own
  or rename them.

If a system does not let you install fonts, the closest built-in stand-ins
are Georgia for the serif and Arial or Helvetica for the sans. Better to
install the real ones where you can.
