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By integrating one line of CSS code, WebINK delivers professional-quality fonts to any browser and any device instantly. WebINK is the standards-compliant solution for bringing live fonts to websites and mobile devices without licensing or file format hassles. To see a demo of the top 10 fonts from Phinney, click here.Ībout Extensis’ Web Font Solution: WebINK To learn more about this year’s top 10 list, visit the WebINK blog. WebINK fonts are directly available via the web font service at, and can also be previewed through the recently released Suitcase Fusion 5.

WebINK customers continue to value quality crafting mixed with both leading-edge design and timeless classics from great designers.”

Thomas Phinney, industry font guru and Senior Product Manager, Fonts & Typography at Extensis, noted: “The latest font trends are always fascinating. Omnes by Joshua Darden from Darden Studio Adelle by Veronika Burian & José Scaglione from TypeTogetherġ0. Museo Sans by Jos Buivenga from exljbrisĩ.

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Fakt Pro by Thomas Thiemich from OurTypeĨ. Effra by Fabio Luiz Haag & Jonas Schudel from Dalton Maagħ. Aktiv Grotesk, a team effort from Dalton MaagĦ. Futura PT by Paul Renner, Vladimir Yefimov and Isabella Chaeva from ParaTypeĥ. Proxima Nova by Mark Simonson from Mark Simonson StudioĤ. Theinhardt by François Rappo from Optimoģ. Myriad Pro by Carol Twombly & Robert Slimbach from AdobeĢ. The top 10 web fonts in use for 2013 are:ġ. Museo Sans is a geometric sans serif by Jos Buivenga, that has a warm and somewhat retro feel, not unlike its Top-10 stablemate Proxima Nova. These both continue the typography trend toward modern san serifs.įakt Pro by Thomas Thiemich is a fresh “ Helvetica alternative,” as are several others already on the list such as Theinhardt and Aktiv Grotesk. New to this year’s list of top 10 used fonts are Fakt Pro and Museo Sans.

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According to data collected from the professional web font service WebINK, designers and developers used Myriad Pro most often for their projects, a position it also held in 2012.

Have we missed any top web fonts? Let us know in the comments below.Extensis revealed today the list of top 10 web fonts used in 2013.

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The brilliant Fonts In Use (opens in new tab) has also been particularly helpful, and finally, we've used the useful WhatFont Safari Extension (opens in new tab) to identify webfonts. Make sure you check it out and bookmark it - it's a fantastic way to find out what Webfonts are used on different sites (and indeed the popularity of webfonts).Įxtensis' useful blog post (opens in new tab) at was also a great help - although that list is simply the company's most popular fonts (i.e. In writing this feature, we've used the excellent Typewolf (opens in new tab) as reference for some of the sites and web fonts featured.

You can see Aperçu in use on YCN (opens in new tab) and Swedish design agency site Kod & Form (opens in new tab). The studio, run by Anthony Sheret and Edd Harrington, originally created Aperçu in 2009 as an 'amalgamation' or 'summary' (hence the name) of classic realist typefaces: Johnston, Gill Sans, Neuzeit and Franklin Gothic.

Price: $12.50 per weight per year (via Fontdeck)Īperçu is a typeface designed by Brighton-based design and typography studio The Entente.

Aperçu is a typeface designed by Brighton-based design and typography studio The Entente

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