The official Drupal brand font is ZT Gatha with a fallback on Noto. I have the full ZT Gatha font family installed locally but I suspect not many have. When it is installed, session pages are hard to read, bold elements only have a minor difference from normal text: {width="900" height="536"} The problem is manyfold. The font set for the body text is "ZTGatha-SemiBold,sans-serif". But semibold is already 600 in weight, so anything that is attempted to be made bold (700 weight) almost is indistinguishable from the base font. I personally can't see the difference on a Macbook Pro which has a high-end screen. If I remove ZTGatha entirely and just let it fall back on sans-serif which I assume most people may have, it looks way better. If I add "Noto Sans" in place of "ZTGatha-SemiBold", it also looks much clearer: {width="900" height="536"} I tried also to use "ZT Gatha" with a space, but that seems to invoke the alternate type and is not readable at all. Looking at drupal.org these fonts are used: ``` --larger-header: "ZTGatha-Bold", "NotoSans-Bold", system-ui, sans-serif; --smaller-header: notosans, system-ui, sans-serif; --sans: notosans, system-ui, sans-serif; --body: var(--sans); --code: sourcecodepro, monospace; ``` Applying the same styling (instead of Unbounded for the headers, we use the `--large-header` list above and for the body we use the `--sans` list from above) I think this looks much more on brand and is actually readable :) I did not find the reason for the use of Unbounded for DrupalCon, but while we are fixing the use of ZT Gatha overly bold for the body, which the style guide already advises against I believe, we can fix the header fonts too? :) {width="900" height="536"}