Helvetica Rounded is one of the most interesting and widely used typefaces of the Helvetica font. The rounded version of the font is a variation of the standard version with rounded strokes that enhances the aesthetics.
The font does not make much of a difference in readability, effectiveness and legibility, but it does add some style and feel to the normal looking font. The rounded edges give a touch of elegance to the design. To add more interesting elements, the rounded version was further enhanced with varied characteristics including the bold, bold oblique, bold condensed and black.
Read: Free Helvetica Font: Helvetica Narrow (Complete)
After going to school for graphic design, I found myself a little lost when trying to find the proper resources for my skills. I then convinced myself to design and develop this website, for the purpose of serving thousands of other people just like myself. So look no further for all your favorite Helvetica, Gotham, Futura and DIN font downloads! Check out my Google+ profile.
Eric Silva – who has written 171 posts on Free Helvetica, Gotham, Futura and DIN Font Downloads Online.
Hello, wont you guys get into trouble providing this Type Faces for free?
Please refer to our disclaimer page
great job, my friend… being designer is all about assembling YOUR bag-o-tricks!!! there’s only one of you.
thanks and greatest of luck
Thanks Bohne, you too!
Thank you very much, you helped me in a work presentation.
I wish you much success in your new projects.
Best Regards
Thanks Carmen.
We wish you the best of luck in all your future endeavours!
Thanks for providing this free font! It’s going to be the cornerstone to my branding!
You’re welcome Lisa!
thank you
Our pleasure Rain!
Mr. Silva:
That is what I called my favorite teacher of all time. Mr. Silva (I cannot remember his first name) was my junior high (middle school) print shop teacher. Thanks to him I learned the craft of setting type by hand, pulling proofs, and running a letterpress. I was the best student in the class, being also a very young designer. I hated to move on to high school, leaving that wonderful shop and teacher behind.
But in high school I ran the Heidelberg KORD offset, which made the most wonderful sounds!
You should be very proud of your name, Mr. Silva, for it is the name of the man who started my illustrious career. I wish I still had the printed materials made in that class, but all has been lost due to a tragedy.
Thanks for your website, too, Mr. Silva.