Making the web more beautiful, fast, and open through great typography

An overview of the type design process, from ideation and sketching right through to making fonts and releasing them.

From a sketch, to typeface selection, to incorporating a mark, to finalizing a full logo, let’s look at every step in the process.

The design takes inspiration from Tamil metal types developed in Madras (Chennai) in the 19th and early 20th Century, which were influenced by both traditional palm leaf manuscripts and...

The rich history of type design and the technical evolution of typesetting are woven into our everyday practice of typography, from how we select fonts to how we use spacing.

Variable fonts are now a reality for use in mainstream typography, especially on the web. While they are often associated with cutting edge experimentation, they also offer many practical benefits....

Flow is a font family built for abstracting content and code for design mockups, wireframing, presentations, and websites. It's not perfect, but neither are your wireframes.

A system specified during the type design process that controls how a variable font’s appearance changes, via interpolation from the master designs.

A beginners' guide to choosing web fonts.

Noto Sans Arabic is an unmodulated (“sans serif”) design for texts in the Middle Eastern Arabic script. It has multiple weights and widths, and 1,642 glyphs.