Download free Verdante font - Pavils Vorobjovs
Verdante Sans Serif Font
This typeface is sans serif collection font created by Pavils Vorobjovs with natural movement make looks elegant, classy and beauty for your project. Verdana might not be the most aesthetic typeface, but its organic, humanist characteristics like its large x-height, open counters and loose spacing make it readable in small sizes on low resolution computer screens.
It has survived through the decades and gained its place in the hall of fame of accessible typefaces. But it is also one people love to hate.
Verdante is a refresh of its predecessor – keeping all the good bits, but also addressing some of the less appealing elements.
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- Verdante Sans Bold VerdanteSans-Bold.otf
Verdante Sans Bold | VerdanteSans-Bold.otf
- Font family: Verdante Sans
- Font subfamily identification: Bold
- Unique identifier: 1.000;UKWN;VerdanteSans-Bold
- Full font name: Verdante Sans Bold
- Version: Version 1.000;hotconv 1.0.109;makeotfexe 2.5.65596
- Postscript font name: VerdanteSans-Bold
- Designer: Pavils Vorobjovs
Verdante Sans Regular | VerdanteSans-Regular.otf
- Font family: Verdante Sans
- Font subfamily identification: Regular
- Unique identifier: 1.000;UKWN;VerdanteSans-Regular
- Full font name: Verdante Sans Regular
- Version: Version 1.000;hotconv 1.0.109;makeotfexe 2.5.65596
- Postscript font name: VerdanteSans-Regular
- Designer: Pavils Vorobjovs
readme
Introducing Verdante - a brand new Verdana inspired typeface.
Verdana might not be the most aesthetic typeface, but its organic, humanist characteristics like its large x-height, open counters and loose spacing make it readable in small sizes on low resolution computer screens.
It has survived through the decades and gained its place in the hall of fame of accesible typefaces. But it is also one people love to hate.
Verdante is a refresh of its predecessor - keeping all the good bits, but also addressing some of the less appealing elements.
Design considerations were based on research projects and publications by Royal Danish Academy – Architecture, Design, Conservation.
To encourage good practice around accessibility, the typeface would be distributed free of charge with an accompanying digital handbook.
To further inform and engage with designers and typography enthusiasts, an Instagram profile would be created featuring valuable educational posts.
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