Looking back at the first release of Nure variable font after years, I immediately felt the need to revisit and refine it.
Its origins are strictly geometric, a choice that has defined its style since the beginning.
In this new version, I introduced changes to improve readability at small sizes, redesigning key letters and adding ligatures to make the text flow more smoothly.
A website doesn’t need to shout to be heard.
Sometimes, it just needs to speak clearly.
That’s the quiet strength behind JTI.com.
Set in Seitu Variable Font, the typography feels familiar, warm, and effortlessly readable. It brings flow to the paragraphs and a human touch to the message.
The result?
JTI.com no longer feels like a typical corporate site, it feels like a conversation.
Confident, approachable, and thoughtfully designed.
We’re thrilled to announce the release of Seitu 1.201, featuring significant updates to enhance your experience. The highlight of this version is the expanded character set, now including full Cyrillic support, making Seitu more versatile and accessible for users working with languages like Russian, Ukrainian, and Bulgarian.
Additionally, this update introduces a range of design refinements to improve visual quality and workflow efficiency. These changes reflect our commitment to delivering a tool that meets the needs of a global audience.
Download Seitu 1.201 today and explore the new possibilities this update unlocks for your creative projects!
Nure™ variable font was improved and released today.
Some improvements:
This version coming from my experience as web developer.
Often I exchanged colon (:) with semicolon (;) and sometime I had the suspect that L lowercase can be more distinguished using a new design. After this redesign I can work now more sure to avoid misinterpretations.
It’s possible to enable it using Pragmata Pro™ with OpenType Stylistic Set 13 named ‘git tree’.
Every slash and backslash, at specific conditions, will appears with curly terminations even with Italic versions.
From now coders can see a more nice Git tree in their command line editor
Ligatures helps a lot the programmers. Now the help is increased!
Cyrillic set now includes also Bulgarian and Serbian characters
— Regular: Soft dotted improved and Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols glyphs can be accented
like other standard letters using Combining Diacritical Marks set
— Regular: improved the design of APL glyphs
— Regular: improved the design of Mathematical Operators
— Regular: BQN programming glyphs like
˜˘•÷׬⎉⚇⍟◶⊘⎊⍎⍕⟨⟩√⋆⌽∊↑∧⊔⊏⊐π←↙⍷⍋⊑⊒⍳⊣⊢⍉↕⊸∘○⟜⋄↩↖⌾⥊↓∨⌊⍒⌈≢≤≥⇐… are improved by design
— Regular: added curly arrows ︎↖︎↗ ↙↘︎ ↘︎↙ ↗↖︎ ligature coming from ↘︎ ↖︎ ↗ ↙ diagonal arrows combinations
— Regular: Geometric Shapes set are more distinguished at small sizes
— Regular: added Combining Diacritical Marks Extended and Combining Diacritical Marks Supplemental set
— all weights: checkmarks appears by default from now, no more from Stylistic Set ss12
— all weights: added Creative Commons glyphs and harmonized © copyright sign also
— all weights: added Hellschreiber pause symbol
— all weights: improved design and positioning of Graphics for Legacy Computing symbols
Feel free to contact me directly or notify an issue via Github to improve PragmataPro again and again.
Thank you!
From now your web page can supports HTML5 entities without worries with Pragmata Pro because it’s one of the rarest fonts that can do this.
HTML5 requires also some weird combined characters hard to find.
Click here to see the entire HTML 5 list set in PragmataPro™
Pragmata Pro™ is the first monospaced typeface offering ‘Graphic for Legacy Computing’ Unicode set. All these glyphs coming from Teletext, Atari and Comodore 64 system.
These symbols converted as text are designed to build images. Practically is a ‘Block Elements’ set extension.
I love the design of Runic letters and, after the request of a user, I’ve added them with pleasure to PragmataPro
PragmataPro Runic is the first monospaced Runic of all time
# TODO, # ERROR and other useful programming ligatures
Do you remember [TODO], [ERROR]… ligatures?
The same trick was extended also # TODO, # ERROR…
The position of the arrows or geometric shapes like triangles are now correct when them are next to Box Drawing symbols.
Since v_0.828 diagrams and schemas are now more consistent
PragmataPro Arabic diacritics are combinable with Arabic script
— Regular: ‘Greek’, ‘Cyrillic’,’Latin Extended-A’ and ‘Latin Extended-B’ sets
are combinable with ‘Combining Diacritical Marks’
— all weights: added these new ligatures:->- -<- =>= =<=
— all weights: added and updated new Nerd symbols from Nerd font
— Regular: improved the design of л (el), м (em), н (en), ģ (gcommaccent)
— Regular: improved the design of some ‘Mathematical Operators’ and ‘Miscellaneous Technical’ glyphs to improve APL programming
— Bold, Italic and Bold Italic: added ‘Latin Extended-B’ and ‘Latin Extended Additional’ sets
— all weights: added the glyphs set by two numbers ‘Enclosed Alphanumerics’ like 11, 12, 13… 20
Feel free to contact me directly or notify an issue via Github to improve PragmataPro again and again.Thank you!
PragmataPro, with other multiscript typefaces, will be show at MIKE / SIERRA / TANGO exhibition.
Presented by Hoffmitz Milken Center for Typography at ArtCenter College of Design south campus, Pasadena CA
Curated and Designed by Lavinia Lascaris, HMCT Exhibitions Designer.
Opens February 7 2019
After the successful selling of Abitare Sans I decided to add and improve some glyphs
Almost all the design of the main Latin letters was changed to improve text readability. All is more proportional and harmonious now.
The design of the curly quotes are changed to be more recognizable in texts.
Question mark, and its derived glyphs, are now more condensed and inspired to the design of the traditional serif typefaces.
Abitare Sans now has a more sharp geometric outline.
Since v_1.06 Abitare Sans includes Cyrillic alphabet in all the 30 weights, both in Roman and Italic version.
Thanks again for supporting my typographic projects!