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Are there any great variable and open serif web fonts around?

• 16bitvoid 10mo ago
  I don't really like serif fonts, but the two that immediately come to mind are Noto Serif and IBM Plex Serif. Both are open source. I know Noto Serif is variable, but not sure about IBM Plex.
  • levocardia 10mo ago
    Both Plex variants are really wonderful fonts
• jszymborski 10mo ago
  Inter is pretty great.
• CharlesW 10mo ago
  Lots! Start with the Google Fonts browser. This link should take you directly to a variable + serif list, and from there you can drill down into sub-styles, focus more on those with more axis, more styles, etc.: https://fonts.google.com/?categoryFilters=Technology:%2FTechnology%2FVariable;Serif:%2FSerif%2F*,%2FSlab%2F* https://fonts.google.com/?categoryFilters=Technology:%2FTech...
• vincent-manis 10mo ago
  I am very fond of Merriweather (which I recently saw on a list of over-used fonts, for those who believe that you should use a different obscure and, hopefully, hard to read font in every document). It pairs nicely with Merriweather Sans, Cascadia Code, and for math Libertinus Modern, though I do have to tweak ex-heights to match.