An interesting idea from European communications agency SPRANQ: a font that uses less ink. The Ecofont, which is basically the common Verdana font with holes in it, can supposedly use up to 20% less ink. Works best in sizes 9 or 10. You can download the free font here.

Tags: fonts, typography

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