Relevant Font Family

Relevant Font Family: The Relevant typeface has its name from the concept of relevance, the notion of measuring how much something influences reality, or how well a piece of information or a theory can convey knowledge about reality, regardless of the truth of this knowledge. This context of interpretation forms the background, intention, and basis for the development of the Relevant typeface. A sample of the Record Gothic typeface, designed in 1927 by Robert Hunter Middelton for Ludlow Typograph Company, provided the starting point for the development. Particularly the medium-wide, normal-weight font was of interest as it appears fairly clean and settled compared to other font weights. The idea of bringing efficiency into play, thereby claiming to achieve type legibility on a purely technical level, juxtaposing a schoolbook typeface, which was used in German-speaking Switzerland until the 1980s, with the Record Gothic, this was the formal and conceptual approach. The Relevant typeface emerged from a typographic attempt to create a font family with a systematic architecture, both in terms of development and design while maintaining optimum legibility and readability.

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Font Details

May 21, 2026
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Demo / Trial
View all Glyphs RelevantTrial-ThinItalic The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
View all Glyphs RelevantTrial-Thin The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
View all Glyphs RelevantTrial-Normal The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
View all Glyphs RelevantTrial-MediumItalic The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
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