Werksatz Font

Werksatz Font is a Sans Serif Family and was a tribute to earlier grotesque typefaces, such as Akzidenz Grotesk and Venus, Werksatz is our modern version of this adored typeface. Certain things remain timeless. They are things that improve through use. The typefaces mentioned above certainly are part of this category. Designers from every generation, over and over again, they’re in the game to stay.

With 10 weights that range from Thin to Black and each one with meticulously tuned obliques and over 9040 characters in each style, This font family is set to go into the future. Its extended Latin support guarantees that you won’t miss a letter in one of the hundreds of languages. Special glyphs, such as three variations of arrows as well as additional shapes can aid in making your design work much simpler, especially for properly structured forms and innovative layouts for editorials.

Within the vast array of OpenType features, you’ll discover essentials like Capital Spacing, Case-Sensitive Forms, and Ligatures, but there are also advanced functions such as Small Caps, Subscripts, and Inferior letters and figures, as well as a variety of figure sets (Lining Figures, Tabular Figures Old-style Figures with square and circled figures of small caps, figures … You know the concept), Slashed Zero, and many more.

Font Usage

You’ll find that Werksatz is not as formal and rigid as the typical Neogrotesk typeface. You can certainly employ it in serious business, be it in branding, corporate design or publication design, editorial design, or web design for areas and topics that range from government, politics management, law, to entrepreneurship, technology, finance, or commerce. But, Werksatz is much more versatile than. Its more human-like appearance makes it suitable for application in fashion, culture and entertainment exhibitions, sports, and leisure. It’s a great choice for applications for finding your way as well as packaging, apps, as well as all types of non-fiction books.