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Ryan Orban

Ryan Orban

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Fonts

Bookmarks

  1. Victor Mono: Monospace Font with Cursive Italics

    Victor Mono is a free monospace programming font with optional ligatures and cursive (italic) styles for keywords. Distinctive for its semi-connected cursive italics, which many developers find either elegant or distracting.

  2. Fontjoy: Deep Learning Font Pairing

    Fontjoy uses deep learning to generate font pairings — one click finds combinations of Google Fonts that work together aesthetically. A practical tool for non-designers who need readable typography without expert knowledge.

  3. Typewolf: Site of the Day Archive

    Typewolf's Site of the Day archive — curated real-world examples of excellent typography in web design, each tagged with the typefaces used. An invaluable reference for designers who want to see typefaces in context rather than on specimen pages.

  4. Input: Fonts for Code

    Input is a customizable font family by David Jonathan Ross designed specifically for code — monospace and proportional variants, adjustable letter shapes, and a typeface built for long hours of reading code. One of the most thoughtfully designed programming fonts.

  5. Openby.design: Open-Source Design Resources

    Openby.design is a collection of open-source design resources curated for practitioners — fonts, icons, illustrations, and UI components available for free use. A useful bookmark for finding high-quality open-source design assets.

  6. Just My Type

    Dan Eden's essay on web typography — choosing typefaces, pairing them well, and why type decisions shape the feel of everything on the page. One of those 2012 pieces that helped a generation of web designers think seriously about type.

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