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My conclusion is that Helvetica Now is indeed a much-improved version of the ubiquitous Helvetica typeface! This complete overhaul was designed with today’s needs in mind and works beautifully across a variety of digital and print applications. Type lover that I am, I admit to feeling a bit skeptical at first, which is why I had to take a deeper look. A lot for free! Search Google Font, it has a nice interface to check and compare as well.Monotype recently released a redesign of the popular typeface Helvetica ®, called Helvetica Now. There are a lot of other San Serif that have supplanted Helvetica Neue that can be used as some other has suggested, if you want a more "distinguished" look. Still find them more taxing to read.įor most reading usecases - medium to long paragraphs - I will go with Helvetica Neue, if Helvetica Neue and Futura are the only two choices.

But I still wouldn't use them for long body paragraphs or books. They are very beautiful and still more stylish than Helvetica. Some of them I have seen used for body paragraphs (wedding invitations etc). More modern geometric typefaces are less drastic and have more even density. Thus you often find them in design related use - especially headings (aka short and large writings). Geometrics with their spacious counter often create large white spaces within a word, which I personally found jarring. 'O' is more egg than circle) - to make the optical density (aka white space and non-white space distribution) looks more even. One optical trick in typography is the bowls are usually oval (ex. It creates a very spacious "counter" (the white space in the bowl).

I generally found geometrics jarring to read since they can have very drastic width variations for characters, partially owning to the fact that their "bowl", aka the circles in o,d,b etc are almost perfect circles. Report posts that violate these rules - Thanks!įutura belongs to the geometric typeface family. We have stickies at the top where you can ask those questions. Portfolios & Career Advice Please no individual portfolio reviews or career advice threads. Job posts belong in /r/forhire, /r/DesignJobs or /r/jobs

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