Some people have some really nice stuff to say about the newsletter.We know that trying to find the perfect web font for your website can get quite challenging. The Design Newsletter, a 50,000+ person newsletter with original design articles aimed at giving you tactical advice to improve your UX/UI skills.Learn UI Design, my full-length online video course on user interface design.If this is your first time here, you might also be interested in: For instance, the Helvetica alternatives are similarly clean and simple, and the DIN alternatives have a squared-off punchy feeling to them that is similar to Proxima Nova’s uppercase. If you’re looking to branch out from Proxima Nova, it’s worth checking out some of the other alternatives in this guide. Get it at: Geomanist at Atipo Other Proxima Nova Alternatives What it’s got: 9 weights + 1 italic weight Nonethless, this is an underutilized font and worth considering! Proxima Nova’s distinctively low crossbars for “A”, “R”, and “P” melt away into something with a lot less punch. Geomanist has a lot of the same character as Proxima Nova in lowercase, but the reason it appears last on this list is because a lot of that falls away in uppercase. The sturdy Geomanist lacks italics for all weights except regular, but has a similar geometric (go figure) vibe as Proxima Nova. What it’s got: 9 weights + italics also available as a variable font
This one tweak alone will not only knock out the overly-stylized “W”, but almost make a number of other characters (“a”, “d”, “l”, “u”, “G”) into their more Proxima Nova-like twins. For max Proxima Nova feel, you’ll want to use font-feature-settings: "ss01" 1, "ss03" 1, "ss05" 1, "ss08" 1, "ss09" 1, "ss11" 1 in your CSS selectors. Fortunately, the font comes with a number of OpenType alternate character styles. The original Raleway has this “W” that sticks out like a sore thumb, making an otherwise solid body font into something that feels too gimmicky. Raleway is a popular Google Font that I recommend freshening up with some alternate character forms. In uppercase, some distinctive characters (Montserrat’s “Q”, “G”) can be dead giveaways for IDing the font, but Proxima Nova’s distinctive uppercase feel (look at the low “A” crossbar or the squat “R” leg) is still there. With 9 weights and italics, it’s an incredible font in its own right – though heavily used, for this very reason. If you love the latter but can only afford the former, check it out. While there are some differences, Montserrat and Proxima Nova are very much cut of the same cloth. The fantastic Montserrat is another great and similar font to Proxima Nova. Since Proxima Nova is frequently used – and quite distinctive – in uppercase, it’s worth looking at a direct comparison in that setting. While there are subtle difference in some of the letterforms (Metropolis has stockier characters overall: an ever-so-slightly larger x-height combined with a smaller cap-height), Metropolis is basically a deadringer for Proxima Nova.
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Metropolis is the closest free alternative font to Proxima Nova. You’re reading Free Font Alternatives: The Ultimate Guide. Raleway (great – if you make one tweak)įor each, I’ll mention the advantages, disadvantages, and why you might choose it.
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If you’re looking for free alternatives to Proxima Nova, here are 4 of the highest-quality look-alikes and similar fonts.
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