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The letter spacing (or kerning) is deliberate and focused on clarity, so is the use of the Open Sans font face. Contrary to widely available web-safe alternative sans-serif fonts like Arial (a sloppy Helvetica ripoff) and Verdana (a sloppy Futura ripoff), Open Sans remains highly legible at very small sizes which is why it was chosen.
However, if I request a badge from Shields.io I currently get the following font stack:
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The Shields Specification currently says:
However, if I request a badge from Shields.io I currently get the following font stack:
Can someone, please, explain why the Shields.io output doesn't match the specification?
Steps to Reproduce
curl https://img.shields.io/badge/downloads-2.7G-greenObserved Behavior
font-family="Verdana,Geneva,DejaVu Sans,sans-serif"for badge labels.Expected Behavior
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