I’m pleased to announce that today, Hoefler&Co is joining the Monotype family.

A typeface with lightly-worn futurism, Sagittarius is equally at home among the beauty and wellness aisles, or the coils of the warp core.

How do you create a logo without knowing for certain what the words will say?

Type designers love a good pangram. Pangrams, of course, are sentences that contain each letter of the alphabet at least once.

Retail displays, packaged goods, financial reports and apps all present readers with a dizzying array of data.

While good typefaces have families of carefully related styles, some of the best typography builds unexpected relationships between unrelated fonts.

I always felt that our Vitesse typeface, an unusual species of slab serif, would take well to an inline.

Twenty-five things I learned making the Netflix documentary Abstract.

A collection of free tools for demonstrating typographic phenomena, for anyone teaching or studying typeface design.

Nearly all wristwatches once shared a distinctive form of lettering. It was confident, and timeless, and it’s almost completely vanished.

Retail displays, packaged goods, financial reports and apps all present readers with a dizzying array of data.

A new font family restores the chic long vanished from the condensed, high contrast sans serif.

At its leading edge, punctuation is volcanically active, giving shape to concepts that move far faster than words.

New from H&Co, Inkwell is a tiny universe of fonts in which handwriting meets formal typography.

TIP: When working with hairline fonts, decide early what size each font is suited for: some can perform at large text sizes, others are best used only for the largest display typography.

Every organization should brand its custom collateral: the proposals, statements, presentations and reports through which it communicates the most. Office Fonts from H&Co can help: they're specially designed for users of Microsoft® Word, Excel®, Powerpoint®, Pages®, Numbers®, and Keynote®, the business software that runs typography's last mile.