In the world of graphic design, web development, and branding, fonts play a pivotal role in shaping a message and evoking emotions. From the iconic logos of global corporations to the readable text in mobile applications, fonts are a crucial design element that helps establish the visual identity of any project.  

In this article, we’ll explore what production fonts are and how you can leverage the Monotype Fonts license management feature to efficiently manage and report your production fonts, monitoring compliance and seamless font usage.

Time is valuable when managing font licenses in a fast-paced commercial environment. One key challenge is identifying which fonts should be prioritized for production, especially when dealing with large font libraries. That’s where Monotype Fonts’ new “Recommended for You” feature comes into play — it makes font license management and reporting more efficient by offering curated recommendations. 

The web platform vs. the desktop app: When to use each version of Monotype Fonts. 

Neue Frutiger World Pan-CCJK

Using Monotype Fonts to save and organize fonts for future inspiration.

URW Type Foundry highlights.

Hanoded foundry highlights.

Mostardesign Type Foundry highlights by Mostardesign Type Foundry.

How the Monotype Fonts Desktop App minimizes distractions.

Finding inspiration in Monotype Fonts.

exljbris Font Foundry

exljbris Font Foundry is an independent, one-man type design foundry best known for best-selling typefaces such as Museo and Calluna. Based in the Netherlands, designer Jos Buivenga began designing fonts as a hobby, giving them away for free to his online followers. With the launch of his first paid font Museo, the foundry took off. Now, its collection of striking, versatile fonts can be seen in branding across many industries, including manufacturing, consumer technology products, food and beverage, and many more.

How to find legible fonts.