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Sans-serifs match the interface language of software itself. Using similar typography on the marketing site creates a seamless connection between the brand and the product.
Choose a font with character rather than defaulting to the most common options. How you set the type matters too — weight, spacing, and size choices can make the same font feel very different.
Notable examples include Linear, Reevo, North, Paper and Torch. These are just a few of the 46 sans-serif software websites in this collection, each selected for strong visual design and execution.
Popular platforms in this collection include Next.js, Framer, Webflow and Ycode. Each brings different strengths for building sans-serif software experiences.
Frequently used typefaces include Inter, Geist, Berkeley Mono and GT America. Typography plays a key role in defining the sans-serif aesthetic across these software websites.
