Font adjustments

[ElijahPepe]

As it stands, the content font for the website is very basic and clashes with the "new age" aesthetic.

Inter by Rasmus works great, although a better pairing with Bagnard (the website's header font) could be IBM Plex Sans.

[jonaharagon]

We currently use your system's default font (which is probably why it doesn't bother me lol), for what it's worth. Not saying we can't change it, but essentially leaving it up to the user to decide seems like the best move in my opinion.

[ElijahPepe]

The problem is that the user often doesn't decide what the font is, so the font ends up not blending well at all. Bagnard is used, even though by that logic serif could easily fit the bill. To me, it seems as if the font for the body didn't load in, because the rest of the website looks very professional and clean and so for Arial to be used seems odd.

In some cases the font the user has by default isn't Arial, but it still excludes people who haven't changed it from Arial (and why should they?)

[realguyman]

Users typically don't change the default font. If you're going to include a custom header font, there's little reason to not include your own, more fitting body font. Users can still override sites' fonts, even if they pull in custom ones.

[jonaharagon]

@realguyman the point was more that most users have a default font that doesn't look too bad. I can see it being an issue on some systems though.

It doesn't make much of a difference either way, I'll play around with some font options.

[jonaharagon]

Adding body fonts in #921