rize.roggy.site
Homepage
darkDM Sans02v2
Typeface
Websites using DM Sans
9 design systems from real websites set in DM Sans: their palettes, type scales, spacing and components, measured from the live pages. Install any of them as a skill so Claude Code, Cursor or Codex builds in that style.
9 kits · 5 dark, 4 light
mikaelen.site
Homepage
darkDM Sans01v2
nuzz.space
Homepage
darkDM Sans05v1
testr.mohammedibrahim.dev
Homepage
lightDM Sans Variable02v1
nuzz.space
/about
darkDM Sans01v1
quantum.et
Homepage
lightDM Sans01v1
utorify.com
Homepage
lightDM Sans02v1
nuzz.space: your pages
3 pages
Multi-pagedarkDM Sans01v3
afrodigital.dev
Homepage
lightDM Sans10v1
Questions
- Which websites use DM Sans?
- In Livery's library, rize.roggy.site, mikaelen.site, nuzz.space, testr.mohammedibrahim.dev, nuzz.space and quantum.et use DM Sans for their headings, among 9 sites in all. Each kit records the full type scale: sizes, weights, line heights and letter spacing at every level.
- Is DM Sans free to use?
- Each kit says whether its fonts are free to reuse, need a licence (with a free alternative named) or are style-only. Open a kit to see DM Sans's licence and how to install it in your project.
- How do I make my app look like one of these?
- Open a kit and install it in your coding agent (one paste in Claude Code; unzip for Cursor, Codex or Windsurf). The agent audits your project, asks which areas to change and applies the design one area at a time, so you can review and revert each step.