GGX88 was designed by Ray Larabie and published by Typodermic. GGX88 contains 14 styles and family package options.
GGX88 is a Swiss inspired sans-serif typeface, created and tested for on-screen user interfaces. The geometry is even more minimal than the already minimalist typeface it suggests. It works exceptionally well in adaptive interfaces and displays that don’t necessarily give the viewer a 1:1 pixel ratio, such as television screens, phones, kiosks, projections and smart watches. While the TrueType version comes with vertical pixel hinting, GGX88 looks great with basic pixel smoothing. GGX88 is available in seven weights plus italics.
