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Work Sans is now hosted by Google Fonts (google.com)
over 4 years ago from Adam Haas, Lead Product Designer
11 comments
Laurens Spangenberg, over 4 years ago
Good quality free Grotesque typefaces are quite rare. Seeing this makes me happy.
Account deleted over 4 years ago Franklin Gothic FS, Cooper Hewitt & Comme are all available under a free, commercial use license, for anyone else who might be interested.
Wouldn't Comme be more of a humanist sans-serif?
Account deleted over 4 years ago (edited over 4 years ago ) 
Comme leans in that direction (particularly its "g" and "a" as well as its stroke variance). However, I'd still consider it closer to Franklin & Univers than Scala & Frutiger.
Deividas Graužinis, over 4 years ago
Love it
Art Vandelay, over 4 years ago
Love it but worried the default letter-spacing is a bit wide.
Rick Lancee, over 4 years ago (edited over 4 years ago )
looks better here, almost look too narrow even https://www.google.com/fonts#UsePlace:use/Collection:Work+Sans
ash annie, over 4 years ago Well done to the ice retain now next up we have been a pocket for you think was women's team against Malaysia in the group stage long core yeah to my his cinematic hockey paid show the hockey turf is hosting all of the hockey games is Singapore took on a Malaysia a little bit early at to tie it was Malaysia that were in the ascendancy abdel-rahman the getting an early lead for Malaysia Singapore going into this one having won their opening two encounters but Malaysia are a very strong side that is for sure double their lead with Hashed is almost drooled into the middle done on the Singapore girls could do was just look on and try and deal with what was coming-out then Chris too soon became strays months. http://eyebornfacts.org/v-stamina/
Eduardo Nunes, over 4 years ago
This was actually refreshingly entertaining...
Jonathan Yap, over 4 years ago
Great, coming from a Malaysian who is living in Singapore, even I have no idea how they come up with these things…
n keyle, over 4 years ago
Just noticed the "pairings" tab in Google Font. Neat!
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