Adobe Fonts. It has a number of stylistic alternates, such as a capital 'i' with a serif (for situations where this could be confused with a number '1' or lower-case 'L') and a selectable choice between a single and double-storey 'g'. Numbers can be set as tabular or proportional lining figures or as proportional text figures. Open Sans Condensed Open Sans Condensed has three styles: light, bold and light italic. As of 2021, the "Regular", "Semibold", and "Extra Bold" versions have been released to GitHub, but not yet accepted into Google Fonts or Adobe Fonts. Open Serif Matteson designed Open Serif, a companion slab serif typeface family. While Open Serif is not open-source, the font is sold by Matteson Typographics, owned by Steve Matteson and released on August 26, 2016. Open Sans Soft On March 23, 2021, Matteson released a rounded version of Open Sans called Open Sans Soft. Like Open Serif, it is not an open-source font and is sold by Matteson Typographics. In contrast to the original open-source Open Sans, the capital 'i' with a serif is the default glyph for that letter, with the glyph without a serif as a stylistic alternate for it. See also Droid Sans Noto fonts References External links Google Fonts Open Sans Open Sans in GitHub Typefaces and fonts introduced in 2011 Humanist sans-serif typefaces Digital typefaces Typefaces with text figures Open-source typefaces Typefaces designed by Steve Matteson