Self hosting Google Fonts
To self-host, you need to download the fonts and write the appropriate @font-face CSS rules. Instead of doing this myself, Seb came across an excellent tool to streamline this process
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A simple resource for finding and trying variable fonts
Nick Sherman created a cool site where you can play with variable fonts.
This site’s goal is to help designers and developers become more familiar with OpenType variable fonts in a way that isn’t overwhelming, while also providing straightforward info upfront about the font projects, who made them, and where to find more info or get the fonts to use.
Read more [v-fonts.com]
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A font for clients who do not understand latin
BLOKK is a font for quick mock-ups and wireframing for clients who do not understand latin.http://blokkfont.com/
