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Docs updated
15 Oct 2026

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Intermission

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  • Black900
  • Bold700
  • Medium500
  • Regular400

Oztix sets everything in Intermission, from partnership proposals to social posts. One typeface used the same way everywhere builds trust and recognition.

Typeface

Intermission is Oztix's version of Inter, with features such as single-storey a, open digits, and round quotes on by default. Roadie loads it for every app, and the font files are there for design tools. Where it can't load, text falls back to Inter, then the system's sans serif.

Hierarchy

Roadie's prose text styles are the brand's hierarchy. Large, heavy headings lead, and lighter weights carry the supporting copy.

<h1 className='text-display-prose-1 text-strong'>Built on partnerships</h1>
<h2 className='text-display-prose-3 text-strong'>Great events need great partners</h2>
<p className='text-prose font-medium text-strong'>Festivals, tour runs, and concerts</p>
<p className='text-prose'>
Access to Australia's largest event database and marketing expertise that
actually drives attendance.
WeightUse forRoadie style
Black (900)Campaign headers, event titles, and coverstext-display-prose-1
Bold (700)Section headings, key messages, and calls to actiontext-display-prose-2 to -6
Medium (500)Subtitles, captions, dates, venues, and speakerstext-prose with font-medium
Regular (400)Body copy and descriptionstext-prose

Brand and marketing work uses only these four weights. Product interfaces also use Semibold, for small headings.

Print sizes

Print sets the same weights at fixed minimum sizes. In a deck, slide titles are Black and section headers Bold.

FormatBlackBoldRegular
Large format48pt24pt18pt
Business collateral28pt18pt14pt

Text blocks

A text block sets a key message on a colour, so it stands out. The highlight block is Roadie's Mark, which fills with the house colour of its intent.

<h2 className='text-display-prose-2 text-strong'>
<Mark intent='brand-blue'>You sell more tickets</Mark>
</h2>
<h2 className='text-display-prose-2 text-strong'>
<Mark intent='brand-purple'>Your events run smoothly</Mark>
</h2>

Choose the colour by the content's energy, and pad a block twice as much at the sides as at the top and bottom.

ColourContent
FloodClean information blocks, paired with another block colour
House blueNeutral, trustworthy content
House purplePartnership announcements and community content
House orangeAction, calls to action, and urgent information
BlackoutText over busy images, and dramatic moments

Formats

FormatWrite
Dates15 March 2026
Times3:30pm, and Doors 7:30pm
Ranges1 to 10
Large numbers5k
Small numbersOne to ten in words in marketing copy, numerals in UI

Guidelines

Sentence case and real hierarchy make Oztix copy easy to read at a glance.

Sentence case, not capitals

Great events need great partners

Do

Sentence case for every heading and button. The tagline, Built on Partnerships, is the one exception.

GREAT EVENTS NEED GREAT PARTNERS

Don’t

No all caps, even for small labels. Acronyms are the only exception.

  • Keep body text at 16px or larger on screen and 14pt or larger in print, and nothing smaller than 12px anywhere.
  • Use at most three heading levels in one piece, and keep social headlines under six words.
  • Leave enough contrast over any background, at the minimums on Colour.
  • In co-branded work, keep the Oztix hierarchy for Oztix content. A partner's font is fine in the partner's own section.

In Roadie

  • The type scale, text styles, and line heights are on Typography.
  • Highlight blocks are the Mark component.
  • Every text style token is on Typography tokens.
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