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The Lockheed Martin used the similar style of font as Northrop Grumman. The header of the website is all capitalized and bolded the color is different. The Northrop Grumman used the blue color for header and Lockheed Martin used the white color. The font size is proper organized they avoid to used big size of font normal size of font is more attract viewers. I really like to how both designer of the website used good color
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