A free and open source neutral sans-serif typeface, released as part of version two of the design system for the US federal government.
As part of my content buddying process, I am henceforth going to typeset all drafts in this font. I just tested it with this sentence:
We can leverage the synergy of a rich immersive user paradigm shift.
A whole lotta nice fonts—most of them variable fonts—from Indian Type Foundry.
A typeface co-designed with a tree over the course of five years.
Yes, a tree.
Occlusion Grotesque is an experimental typeface that is carved into the bark of a tree. As the tree grows, it deforms the letters and outputs new design variations, that are captured annually.
A lovely font based on the Bulmer typeface.
The typography of horology.
Sometimes a consistent interface doesn’t reflect the reality of usage.
The latest installment in the long tradition of calling for this pseudo-element.
The future of typography is here.
Liveblogging Jon’s talk at An Event Apart in Atlanta.