- A
typeface (or font family) is a
design of letters,
numbers and
other symbols, to be used in
printing or for
electronic display. Most
typefaces include...
- Aptos,
originally named Bierstadt, is a sans-serif
typeface in the neo-grotesque
style developed by
Steve Matteson. It was
released in 2023 as the new...
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Avenir is a
geometric sans-serif
typeface designed by
Adrian Frutiger in 1987 and
released in 1988 by
Linotype GmbH. The word
avenir is
French for "****ure"...
- ****ura is a
geometric sans-serif
typeface designed by Paul
Renner and
released in 1927. It was
designed as a
contribution on the New Frankfurt-project...
-
serif typeface.
Courier was
created by IBM in the mid-1950s, and was
designed by
Howard "Bud"
Kettler (1919–1999). The
Courier name and
typeface concept...
- This list of sans-serif
typefaces details standard sans-serif
fonts used in
classical typesetting and printing.
APHont Bauhaus Berlin Sans
Brandon Grotesque...
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appealing when displa****. The
arrangement of type
involves selecting typefaces,
point sizes, line lengths, line spacing,
letter spacing, and
spaces between...
- [ˈfruːtɪɡər]) is a
series of
typefaces named after its
Swiss designer,
Adrian Frutiger.
Frutiger is a
humanist sans-serif
typeface,
intended to be
clear and...
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family of fonts. A
typeface or "font family"
making use of
serifs is
called a
serif typeface (or
serifed typeface), and a
typeface that does not include...
- size,
weight and
style of a
typeface. Each font is a
matched set of type, with a
piece (a "sort") for each glyph. A
typeface consists of
various fonts that...
