Reddit Sans
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Reddit Sans
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Re: Reddit Sans
#2This is a really clean font. Nice work!
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#3I guess with less users and moderators they have more time to explore their hobbies over at reddit now.
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#4I've been sans Reddit for a couple of years now and it's been very low stress.
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#5More like Sans Reddit, har har am I right?
Discompliments to /u/spez.
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#6any explanation of why they embarked on a custom font? it's not such a simple task and most people wouldn't really appreciate the difference if they used arial for everything
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#7I don't really understand why every brand nowadays wants to have a custom font
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#8any explanation of why they embarked on a custom font? it's not such a simple task and most people wouldn't really appreciate the difference if they used arial for everything
Someone wanted to make work for themself.
Or justify themself being present at their "job". :)
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#9I don't really understand why every brand nowadays wants to have a custom font
Hipster design teams. Typography lets them be "artists", returning to bohemian roots. In reality, they're just designing apps around dark patterns or whatever the product management team thinks is righteous. Companies can't say no, they're in demand, so its really a "20% project".
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#10I don't really understand why every brand nowadays wants to have a custom font
I'm curious about it too, I'd love to read something by someone with more specific insight than I have.
I know that people love to make fonts: it's a really common hobby activity and people make incredible fonts all the time just for the hell of it. I don't really know how that translates so commonly into the institutional will to do it that every company seems to have. I can kinda guess but it's just conjecture.