MagnaTerra website
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MagnaTerra Technologies holds the CSIRO magnetic resonance licences behind two businesses: NextOre, which sorts copper ore, and MRead, a landmine detector. Mude built the parent brand identity and the website that sits above both. The site tells the two-decade CSIRO research story and routes visitors to each division.
Forma DJR Text does most of the work. David Jonathan Ross’s take on the neo-grotesque sets headlines, body copy, labels and interface, and its slightly softened terminals stay clear at small sizes. Scheherazade New is an open-source typeface made for Arabic. Its Latin portion – which is derived from Times New Roman – handles subheadings and captions, adding a warmer, more editorial voice next to the grotesque. Inter Tight is the fallback. Line spacing tightens as size grows: 120–140% for body text, 95–105% for headings.
Source: magnaterra.com.au Mude. License: All Rights Reserved.
Source: magnaterra.com.au Mude. License: All Rights Reserved.
Source: magnaterra.com.au Mude. License: All Rights Reserved.
Source: magnaterra.com.au Mude. License: All Rights Reserved.
Source: magnaterra.com.au Mude. License: All Rights Reserved.
Source: magnaterra.com.au Mude. License: All Rights Reserved.
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