A roboto font from Google is one of the classic font families offered to us. On the 17th, Thursday, the big company released the newest variation of this font that everyone knows and uses. Google promises to provide better reading moments for its users.
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In addition, this serif font – the small details in the corner of each letter – becomes more comfortable, which is why it contributes to better reading by people. This font is now available to all users, making it best in any size or format.
With that, this variation is added to the many other existing ones, such as: Mono, Condensed, Sans and Slab. Therefore, it is possible to download this new font, and any other, on the official Google website that exists just for fonts.
In order to make it easier and more flexible for printed prints and also for digital documents, Roboto Serif was designed and produced. This is possible because of the people who design these fonts, who can choose from several options that vary in bold, thin, regular, and other characteristics.
Available font: Roboto serif
Therefore, this font is within the variable typographic category that was planned with the aim of building a more comfortable reading experience without much difficulty. In addition, it is extremely functional and becomes useful in any type of use you want to give it, even for applications.
With that, the source's official website reports that all this is only possible because of the large and extensive set of sizes in the existing variations of optical sizes.
Open Font License
This new release by Google that was developed last year, however only this year was released, was licensed by Open Font License code. Also, this font was crafted by professionals Greg Gazdiwicz and those at Commercial Type.
The latter company mentioned, Commercial Types, specializes in building creative and personal typefaces. In addition, she has already created customized versions for major newspapers, such as The Guardian.