Typefaces designed in the 1990s
4 typefaces first released in the 1990s, in order.
| Typeface | Year | Designer | Kind | What it signals now |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FF Meta | 1991 | Erik Spiekermann | Sans-serif | The 1990s doing corporate identity properly. Warm, readable, slightly quirky. |
| Comic Sans | 1994 | Vincent Connare | Display | A hospital notice, a village hall poster, or a joke about typography. |
| Verdana | 1996 | Matthew Carter | Sans-serif | A website designed between 1998 and 2008. |
| Georgia | 1996 | Matthew Carter | Serif | A blog, a newspaper website, or long-form reading on screen. |
- FF Meta Erik Spiekermann, 1991
- Comic Sans Vincent Connare, 1994
- Verdana Matthew Carter, 1996
- Georgia Matthew Carter, 1996
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