/* No vendor font binaries were supplied with the brand assets. Archivo + Archivo Black are served from Google Fonts (the design prompt named Archivo Black / Archivo as the intended direction). Swap to self-hosted @font-face here if licensed files arrive. THE @import THAT USED TO LIVE HERE IS GONE ON PURPOSE. It made the fonts the end of a four-hop serial, render-blocking chain: page -> css/site.css -> css/tokens/fonts.css -> fonts.googleapis.com/css2 -> the WOFF2 files Every hop blocks first paint and none of them can start until the previous response has arrived AND been parsed, because an @import is only discovered once the stylesheet containing it is being read. On a phone connection that was the single largest avoidable delay to first paint on every page. Each page head now carries the Google stylesheet as a real , with preconnects to fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com above it, placed before css/site.css. The browser discovers all of it in the initial HTML parse and opens the TLS connections in parallel with fetching site.css. The query string is unchanged and still carries display=swap. If the font URL changes it must change in all eight page heads - index, episodes, episode, about, merch, sponsorship, contact and 404. This file is the record of why they are worth keeping in sync. This file is still in the token list even though it now declares nothing. It stays because that is where a self-hosted @font-face block belongs the day licensed binaries arrive, and because the token layer is meant to be the design system's file set unchanged. The cost is one cached request alongside the six other token files. It is no longer @imported by site.css. Since the cache-busting pass the page head links all seven token files directly, versioned - the same move this note argues for above, applied one hop further out. See site/partials/head.php. */