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Several versions of Helvetica were subsequently developed, from light to compressed.
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But some of those additions to the Helvetica family introduced inconsistencies.
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Not many typefaces are as well known or divisive as Helvetica.
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Combined they make reading on screen easier than using classics such as Helvetica.
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Their names appear in big diamond encrusted Helvetica Neue below them.
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Beside the icon was the name, Windows 8, in simple, sans serif lettering.
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A door to the left identified the Scotus Clinic in large sans serif letters.
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There it still was in bald sans serif glory.
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As for the logo, Gareth Hague, a designer in London, created it by fusing calligraphic and sans serif elements.
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She glanced rather pointedly-butstill politely-atthe front of her desk, where a plaque bore the firm's name in simple sans serif lettering.
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Fonts similarly range from slim, art deco sans serif to the kind of multicoloured, lunatic typefaces more commonly seen on the sides of fairground rides.