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the latest version of our chrome extension is live — the ultimate tool for font enthusiasts ✨
✺ inspect all fonts on the page
✺ 1-click copy css font styles
✺ view font details on typedex
✺ add fonts to your personal lists
get it free → typedex.to/extension
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Just came across the @typedex which seems really interesting!
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Will add to the lists page on the Type Foundry Directory when I get a chance. (typefoundry.directory/lists/)
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built something similar for typedex. we use a 'similarity game' to train our font-similarity model with human judgment. admins review triplets and choose which font is closer to the anchor, and those manual inputs feed back into the algorithm to refine the similarity graph over time.
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a pattern i observe is that new (like REALLY NEW) aesthetics are usually residue of solving problems
eg. the iconic inktrap fonts became popular bc ink would pool in corners when printing on rough paper
A Call for New Aesthetics: newaesthetics.art.
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Google Sans Flex is the culmination of a decade of design evolution, transforming Google’s iconic geometric typeface into a highly adaptable, multi-script, and now open-source variable font designed to provide a unified and expressive experience across all digital platforms.
✺typedex chrome extension v2 is now live ✨
detect fonts anywhere. add them to typedex with one click--AI auto-fills the details. save directly to your lists without leaving the page.
→ whatfontisit.com/
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TIL the terms uppercase and lowercase come from early printing presses, where capital letters were kept in the upper case and smaller letters in the lower
typedex tracks thousands of typefaces in real time, showing what designers are actually using, not static lists or paid hype. discover, save, and shape what rises to the top.
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font discovery is broken. most existing tools are either built around manual curation that goes stale fast, or automated lists that optimize for popularity instead of taste. neither does a good job of surfacing what designers are actually using.
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