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encore: FF DIN Font

encore: FF DIN Font

By Guy Brighton on September 16, 2005

While many online publications that try to recreate an offline look & feel fail, the German web magazine encore seems to be an exception to the rule. The latest issue has, amongst others, a compelling article on the history of the FF DIN font (p.34).

Says encore:

"DIN (Deutsche Industrie-Norm = German Industrial Standard) is the magic word for everything that can be measured in Germany, including the official German typeface, appropriately (…) called "Din-Schrift". Since it is available in digital form, this typeface has been picked up by many graphic designers who like it for its lean, geometric lines"

Din_1DIN is (obviously) the typeface used for German road signs.
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