Halden Grotesk
Typefaces
A 9-weight variable neo-grotesk with real italics and tabular figures
- True italics for all nine weights
- Optical-size axis tightens spacing at large sizes
- Tabular figures for tables and dashboards
$120
5050 resources · licenses checked by hand
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Typefaces
A 9-weight variable neo-grotesk with real italics and tabular figures
$120
Generates accessible 11-step color ramps and checks every pair for contrast
A finance dashboard kit with 420 components and charts that use real numbers
1,900 onboarding screens from 340 apps, tagged by pattern and step
80 photoreal device mockups with smart objects and Figma frames
Component libraries, app screens and design-system starters for Figma, with code where it exists.
UI kits
A finance dashboard kit with 420 components and charts that use real numbers
UI kits
Admin panel templates in Figma and Tailwind HTML, with a usable free core
Icon sets drawn on a consistent grid, in SVG, Figma and font formats, from 16px UI glyphs to animated icons.
Sans, serif, mono and display families for interfaces and editorial work, with weights, scripts and license notes.
Typefaces
A 9-weight variable neo-grotesk with real italics and tabular figures
Typefaces
A humanist UI sans with Latin, Cyrillic and Greek under the Open Font License
Typefaces
A geometric sans with rounded terminals for friendly apps and kids' products
Character builders, spot drawings, scenes and abstract shapes you can recolor to fit a brand.
Illustrations
A character builder with 1,200 parts for drawing diverse, believable people
Illustrations
Spot illustrations for onboarding and feature tours, in three matching styles
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