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Rhodium Libre was designed for use on screens at small sizes and the Latin and Devanagari scripts.
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To that end, the design is generally uncomplicated and coarse, lacking the small details that are lost on screens; this also reduces the file size to improve latency when used as a web font.
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The letters are designed slightly wide, with open counters, a large x-height in the Latin glyphs, and so on.
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The Devanagari glyphs are the same height as the Latin capitals to allow them to stand alongside the oversized Latin lowercase.
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Historical models for Rhodium’s design are Fortune (AKA Volta) by Konrad Bauer and Walter Baum, and Rex by Intertype.
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Matthew Carter’s Verdana provided insight into designing type for small sizes and adverse reading environments.
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The Devanagari glyph set supports contemporary Hindi, Marathi, and Nepali.
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The Latin glyph set supports Adobe’s Latin-3 character set.
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This project is led by Dunwich Type Founders, a type foundry based in Denver, Colorado, USA, who design contemporary typeface families.
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To contribute, see <a href="https://github.com/DunwichType/RhodiumLibre">github.com/DunwichType/RhodiumLibre</a>
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