Typographic families

Nunito is a well-balanced sans serif typographic family. The project started with Nunito , created by Vernon Adams as a sans serif terminal rounded for display typography .Jacques Le Bailly It extended it to a full set of weights, and an attached regular non-rounded terminal version called Nunito Sans.

Merriweather was designed to be a face of Nice text to read on the screens. Presenta una altura x muy grande, formas de letras ligeramente condensadas, un leve acento diagonal, serifas sólidas y formas abiertas. There is also Merriweather Sans , a sans-serif version that It harmonizes closely with the weights and styles of this Serif family.

Gill Sans is a widely used sans serif or palo seco font; it was created by the typographer Eric Gill and published by the smelter Monotype between the years of 1928 and 1930. Its forms are based on the underground Johnston created by Edward Johnston for the London Underground; the Gill Sans is widely appreciated for its subtle and funny shapes as well as for its versatility.

Since 1999 the Government of Spain and the General Administration of the State have incorporated the Gill Sans typography into their Institutional image program.The logo of institutions and agencies dependent on the General Administration of the State (Ministries, State Secretariats, Security Forces, National Museums, etc.) include, alongside the shield of Spain, the typographic designation Gill Sans.