Complete Family (90 Fonts)
Neogram, a modern neo-grotesque type family rooted in Swiss design principles, has developed significantly since its original release in 2012. The latest 2024 update introduces two new widths, SemiCondensed and Wide, expanding the type family’s versatility alongside the existing Normal, Condensed, and Expanded widths. This update also marks a shift to a more intuitive hand-eye approach to weight distribution, replacing the earlier mathematical strategy. Allows for more organic, visually cohesive adjustments across the various weights and widths, making Neogram an adaptable choice for various design contexts.
With 90 fonts, Neogram offers extensive OpenType features, including circle and squared numbers, a comprehensive set of directional arrows, tabular figures, fractions, ligatures, and case-sensitive forms. The type family supports a broad range of languages, covering Western, Southern, and Central European languages, making it an adaptable and robust choice for digital and print applications.
Complete Family (90 Fonts)
Neogram, a modern neo-grotesque type family rooted in Swiss design principles, has developed significantly since its original release in 2012. The latest 2024 update introduces two new widths, SemiCondensed and Wide, expanding the type family’s versatility alongside the existing Normal, Condensed, and Expanded widths. This update also marks a shift to a more intuitive hand-eye approach to weight distribution, replacing the earlier mathematical strategy. Allows for more organic, visually cohesive adjustments across the various weights and widths, making Neogram an adaptable choice for various design contexts.
With 90 fonts, Neogram offers extensive OpenType features, including circle and squared numbers, a comprehensive set of directional arrows, tabular figures, fractions, ligatures, and case-sensitive forms. The type family supports a broad range of languages, covering Western, Southern, and Central European languages, making it an adaptable and robust choice for digital and print applications.
Original Design: Typographie, 1960 by Robert Büchler
