Work Sans is a free, open-source typeface designed by Australian type designer Wei Huang. It was commissioned by Google Fonts and released in 2015. This style of sans-serif influenced by early grotesques is quite popular at the moment, so I’m predicting that we’ll start to see Work Sans used all over the web in the coming months.
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Curated by Jeremiah Shoaf · @typewolf
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