Introducing Effra Font. Effra is a sans serif font from Jonas Schudel and Fabio Haag of the London-based design studio Dalton Maag. It debuted in 2008 and has become a popular choice for both print and digital design. Its layout and style are present for up-to-date usage and have been expanded into our Standard character established.
Despite the fact that it is not only a font designed for location method duplicate, the consequent family does also operate well at textual content measurements. Effra could be easily utilized for a choice of messages and media, from marketing to e-book style and layout. Its five weights meet the demand for flexibility, making harmonious variations of feel and emphasis.
Where classic Grotesque attributes are called, the ribbon loved ones lump with delicate and humanist style and layout details. This, combined with Effra’s tasteful spacing and considerable kern pairs, creates an exceptionally even feel.
It has a more organic and natural feel compared to more geometric sans-serif typefaces like Supreme Font or Intervogue Font. Its letters have some variations in stroke width and have a slightly hand-drawn appearance. Effra has a clean and modern look while maintaining subtle warmth and approachability.
Its characters set includes a range of weights, from Thin to Bold, making it versatile for a range of design applications. The typeface also includes a range of alternate characters, including several stylistic ligatures, to give designers greater flexibility in their designs.
It has great legibility, even in smaller sizes, due to its clear and open letterforms. Along with its versatility and legibility have made it a popular choice for branding, packaging, and digital design. It has been used by a range of companies, including the BBC, the Financial Times, and the University of Cambridge.
Effra Sans Serif Font
| Version | |
| Formats | TTF, OTF |
| Stock | ∞ |
| Total Files | 1 |
| File Size | 868.51 KB |
| Create Date | 18 Sep 2018 |
