Font weight by numbers
Change the font-weight handling to numbers or identify the number associated with each weight. This is the standard implementation paradigm for developers and should be considered by the UX designers.
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Milan Madar commented
Plus 1, critical. Can't present a website prototype without it
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Alec commented
Plus 1. Developers require font-weights in numerical values (300, 400, 700, etc.) and designers should be able to provide these.!
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David commented
I don't understand why all design tools does not take in account CSS font weight standard !
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Lizzie Ayton commented
So annoying that it currently doesn't state the font-weight number for Adobe web fonts on the development share link. I have to open Adobe font create a kit to check every time I need to tell my developer they have used the wrong weight. Just needs to go besides it. Ie.
Lato - Semibold - 500
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Thomas Hale commented
See https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_font_weight.asp for understanding.