Curious about the design behind epa.gov? SiteFontCheck scanned their live CSS architecture and identified 3 unique font families. The website relies heavily on <source sans pro web, noto sans arabic homepage, noto sans kr homepage, noto sans sc homepage, noto sans bn homepage, noto sans gu homepage, noto sans arabic, noto sans kr, noto sans sc, noto sans tc, noto sans bn, noto sans gu, helvetica neue, helvetica, arial, sans> for its main text elements, paired with <merriweather web, noto sans arabic homepage, noto sans kr homepage, noto sans sc homepage, noto sans bn homepage, noto sans gu homepage, noto sans arabic, noto sans kr, noto sans sc, noto sans tc, noto sans bn, noto sans gu, georgia, cambria, times new roman, times, serif> and <source sans pro web, helvetica neue, helvetica, roboto, arial, sans-serif> as fallback options. Below is the precise map of font sizes, weights, and text elements used across their site.
Detected Fonts
3 foundsource sans pro web, noto sans arabic homepage, noto sans kr homepage, noto sans sc homepage, noto sans bn homepage, noto sans gu homepage, noto sans arabic, noto sans kr, noto sans sc, noto sans tc, noto sans bn, noto sans gu, helvetica neue, helvetica, arial, sans
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merriweather web, noto sans arabic homepage, noto sans kr homepage, noto sans sc homepage, noto sans bn homepage, noto sans gu homepage, noto sans arabic, noto sans kr, noto sans sc, noto sans tc, noto sans bn, noto sans gu, georgia, cambria, times new roman, times, serif
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source sans pro web, helvetica neue, helvetica, roboto, arial, sans-serif
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