SiteStyleGuide

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Unofficial style guide

change.orgstyle guide

change.org’s website (change.org) uses Arial for its headings and body text. It uses #000000 text on #FFFFFF. Captured from the live site on 2 November 2026.

Website
change.org
Typefaces
Arial
Palette
0 neutrals, 0 colours
Captured
2 Nov 2026 · added by @sitestyleguide

Identity & metadata

What browsers, search engines and social cards show before anyone reaches the page, from the homepage’s <head>.

Title &
description

Page title
Missing
▲ 0 / 60 characters
Meta description
Missing
▲ 0 / 160 characters
Language
en

In search results

change.orghttps://change.org/

change.org

When shared

No og:image, so no picture

change.org

change.org

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Colour

Read from the site’s stylesheets and weighted by where each colour is used. Names are the nearest standard colour name. Click a swatch to copy its hex code.

Contrast is against the site’s text colour (#000000) and white, using WCAG 2 ratios: 4.5 for body text, 3 for large text.

Colour

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Typography

Faces from Google Fonts are shown in the real thing. Others are licensed to the site, so they show in your device’s copy if you have one, or a stand-in if not.

Arial

Aa 400

Arial

System font, or not loaded on this page · body · shown in a stand-in if you don’t have it

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
0123456789 ! ? & @ % $ – ’ “ ”

Type scale

From the site’s CSS
Body — Arial

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

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Elements

The main button and link as the site’s CSS draws them, and the corner radii and shadows it uses most.

Elements

No button, link, radius or shadow styles could be read.

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Layout

Breakpoints from the site’s media queries and the widths its content is held to, with how often each appears.

Grid

No breakpoints or content widths could be read.

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Notes

Plain checks on what was found. Worth fixing if you look after this site.

Notes

  • ▲ CheckThe page has no title.
  • ▲ CheckThere is no meta description, so search engines will pick text from the page.
  • ▲ CheckThere is no og:image, so links shared on social media show no picture.
  • ▲ CheckVery few colours could be read from the stylesheets. The site may build its styles with JavaScript.
  • ▲ CheckNo favicon could be found.

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Questions

Quick answers, from the same capture as the rest of this guide.

Questions

What font does change.org use?
change.org’s website uses one typeface: Arial (headings and body text), a system font.
What colour is change.org’s text and background?
Body text is #000000 on a #FFFFFF background.
Is this change.org’s official style guide?
No. SiteStyleGuide made it from change.org’s public web pages on 2 November 2026, and isn’t affiliated with change.org. Members can refresh a guide after 90 days to pick up changes.

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Design tokens

Everything above as CSS variables, ready to paste into a project. Members can download the tokens as files for Figma (Tokens Studio), Style Dictionary and Tailwind.

Tokens

change-org-tokens.css

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/* change.org design tokens, from SiteStyleGuide (https://sitestyleguide.com/change.org) */
:root {
  /* Colours */
  --text: #000000;
  --background: #FFFFFF;

  /* Typefaces */
  --font-body: 'Arial';
}

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Share

Links open each service’s own share page. Nothing from them loads here.

Share

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Other websites using Arial as their main typeface

Captured from change.org on 2 November 2026. SiteStyleGuide isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by change.org; this guide describes the public website for reference.