The free, screen-first UI neo-grotesque that became a de facto default of the tech industry. View at Open source →
Used by Focus Lab (4), Order Design (2), OHMY, Koto, Blackburn, Bürocratik
Set for Notion (2), Animoto, Change Forces, Fabricators & Manufacturers Association, Guggenheim Foundation, MultiversX, Ohmek, Prolaio, TrendBible, Uniqode
Find design references using Inter. Browse project images and studio credits, then follow each case to its source. Typeface names come from catalogued studio writeups; coverage is limited to projects with recorded credits.
Clay Global rebranded Partstack, a semiconductor industry search platform, with a modernized identity and redesigned website. The new system refines the existing stacked logo, introduces Aeonik and Inter typefaces, and employs a restrained color palette with modular illustrations and 3D renders. The rebrand balances technical precision with approachability, extending across digital and physical applications.
Creative Boom presents results from its 2026 State of Creativity survey, identifying the typefaces designers most often use and admire. Helvetica, Poppins and Futura lead the list, while newer or more distinctive choices such as Inclusive Sans, Druk and Aeonik point to interest in accessibility, screen legibility and greater typographic personality.
Creative Boom’s 2026 roundup by Tom May highlights 15 typefaces that designers continue to use and admire, from timeless classics like Helvetica and Futura to newer, accessibility-driven fonts like Inclusive Sans. The article reflects ongoing trends toward functional, inclusive, and personality-rich type design, showing how both heritage and innovation coexist in contemporary typography.
Australian studio Atollon developed a bold, playful identity for sustainable blanket brand Future Fur, avoiding typical eco clichés. The design features a disciplined use of Inter typeface, a tri-colour palette inspired by retro optimism, and a distinctive 36.75° tilt derived from the product label. The project integrates tactile and digital elements, including sonic branding and honest photography, to reflect the brand’s warmth and authenticity.