Oswald and Open Sans

Best for: slide decks and team presentations. Slides need titles that fit on one line and body text that survives a projector, and this pair handles both. Oswald reworks the narrow Alternate Gothic style, so a long title stays big without wrapping. Open Sans, a humanist sans by Steve Matteson with open forms and an upright stress, stays legible from the back of the room. The contrast comes from width, narrow over wide, which keeps two sans serifs from looking like an accident. Oswald already has plenty of punch in sentence case, so save all caps for short labels.