6 Amazing Fonts for Your Next Resume
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1. San Francisco
San Francisco is a neo-grotesque sans-serif typeface made by Apple Inc. It was first released to developers on November 18, 2014. It is the first new typeface designed at Apple in nearly 20 years and has been inspired by Helvetica and FF DIN. — Wikipedia
Resume example: Yannick Zanfack
Kleiner Perkins Design Fellow and a current Product Design Intern @ Nextdoor.
2. Circular
Circular is a geometric sans-serif typeface created by Swiss designer Laurenz Brunner and released through Lineto in 2013. Circular is Brunner’s second official release, the other being the well-received Akkurat. — typewolf.com
Resume example: Jess Tan
Jess is a Software Engineer at PayPal.
3. Akagi Pro
Akagi Pro font is a contemporary, clean, simple and friendly font designed by Neil Summerour.
Resume example: Jack Strachan
Jack is an Industrial Designer and UX designer. He is currently a User Experience Intern at Bosch Power Tools, Germany.
4. GT Sectra
GT Sectra is a calligraphic serif typeface designed by Marc Kappeler, Dominik Huber and Noël Leu. It was released through Grilli Type in 2014. The design combines the flow of a broad nib pen with the sharpness of a scalpel knife. The typeface is available in three subfamilies — GT Sectra, GT Sectra Fine and GT Sectra Display, with each available in five weights with matching italics.
— typewolf.com
Resume example: Martijn van den Broeck
Martijn is an Interaction Designer at Google in Paris. Former design intern at IDEO in San Francisco.
5. Muli
Muli is a minimalist Sans Serif. Muli is designed mainly for use as a display font but is useable as a text font too. Muli has been designed to be used freely across the internet by web browsers on desktop computers, laptops and mobile devices. — Google Fonts
Resume example: Sanat Rath
Sanat Rath lives in New York City and works at Google as a UX designer for Docs, Sheets & Slides.
6. Franklin Gothic
Franklin Gothic and its related faces are a large family of realist sans-serif typefaces developed by the type foundry American Type Founders and credited to its head designer Morris Fuller Benton. “Gothic” was a contemporary term meaning sans-serif. — Wikipedia
Resume example: Emme Clark
Emme is the found and product designer at Correlate. Formerly at Twitter and Inflection.
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