Dashboard Mode - Google Fonts integration
Goal
How to integrate Google Fonts into a Figma design to improve typography and visual appeal.
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Google Fonts integration in Figma - Dashboard Guide
Sample Data: Google Fonts List
| Font Name | Styles | Popularity Rank | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roboto | 12 | 1 | Sans-serif |
| Open Sans | 10 | 2 | Sans-serif |
| Lato | 9 | 3 | Sans-serif |
| Merriweather | 8 | 4 | Serif |
| Montserrat | 18 | 5 | Sans-serif |
| Raleway | 9 | 6 | Sans-serif |
| PT Serif | 8 | 7 | Serif |
Dashboard Components
- KPI Card: Most Popular Font
Formula: "Font Name" with lowest Popularity Rank (1) = Roboto - Bar Chart: Number of Styles per Font
Shows font names on X-axis and styles count on Y-axis - Pie Chart: Font Category Distribution
Shows percentage of Sans-serif vs Serif fonts in sample - Table: Font Details
Displays all columns from sample data for reference
Dashboard Layout
+----------------------+-----------------------+
| Most Popular Font KPI | Number of Styles Bar |
| (Roboto) | Chart |
+----------------------+-----------------------+
| Font Details Table (full data) |
+--------------------------------------------+
| Font Category Distribution Pie |
+--------------------------------------------+
Interactivity
Adding a filter by Category (Sans-serif or Serif) updates:
- KPI Card: Updates to show the most popular font in the selected category.
- Bar Chart: Shows styles count only for fonts in the selected category.
- Table: Filters rows to show only fonts in the selected category.
- Pie Chart: Remains static as it shows overall category distribution.
Self Check
If you add a filter for Category = Serif, which fonts remain visible in the table?
Answer: Merriweather and PT Serif remain visible because they are Serif fonts.
Key Result
A Figma dashboard showing Google Fonts popularity, styles, and categories with interactive filtering by font category.