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So You Need A Typeface 2.0 is an interactive way to choose fonts for projects. It is a web recreation of an infographic poster designed by Julian Hansen, rebuilt as a dynamic web page using HTML, CSS, and jQuery by Ian Li.
A tool that simplifies type scales by automatically calculating the perfect line height for any text and grid combination. It takes font size, line-height ratio and grid row height as inputs and returns a resulting line height.
A font database website that offers free fonts for creative projects. It lists downloadable typefaces in categories including sans serif, serif, script, display, fancy, calligraphy, gothic, brush, dingbats and others, each with a details link. The page states it offers thousands of fonts from independent creators.
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FontsHub is a catalog of free fonts for design software and websites. Fonts can be downloaded for use in Sketch, Photoshop, Figma, InDesign, Windows, macOS and Linux, with archives containing TTF, EOT, WOFF and WOFF2 formats plus a stylesheet for @font-face embedding. The site does not operate commercially and accepts donations.
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So You Need A Typeface 2.0 is an interactive way to choose fonts for projects. It is a web recreation of an infographic poster designed by Julian Hansen, rebuilt as a dynamic web page using HTML, CSS, and jQuery by Ian Li.
A tool that simplifies type scales by automatically calculating the perfect line height for any text and grid combination. It takes font size, line-height ratio and grid row height as inputs and returns a resulting line height.
A font database website that offers free fonts for creative projects. It lists downloadable typefaces in categories including sans serif, serif, script, display, fancy, calligraphy, gothic, brush, dingbats and others, each with a details link. The page states it offers thousands of fonts from independent creators.
Slackmojis is an unofficial directory of custom Slack emojis, offering downloads of custom and animated emojis for Slack chats. The source states it is also compatible with Microsoft Teams custom emoji.
Asciify is a free ASCII and Unicode character reference for developers. It supports instant character search, toggling between standard and extended character sets, and copying hex codes or HTML entities. A related browser extension, Asciify Unicode Palette, opens a search panel by keyboard shortcut and copies a selected character to the clipboard.
FontsHub is a catalog of free fonts for design software and websites. Fonts can be downloaded for use in Sketch, Photoshop, Figma, InDesign, Windows, macOS and Linux, with archives containing TTF, EOT, WOFF and WOFF2 formats plus a stylesheet for @font-face embedding. The site does not operate commercially and accepts donations.
