Helvetica

Helvetica is a widely used typeface or font, created in 1957 by Swiss designer Max Miedinger. Known for its clean, modern, and neutral appearance, it features simple, uniform lines that make text easy to read. Its versatility has made it popular in branding, advertising, signage, and digital media worldwide. Helvetica’s design emphasizes clarity and efficiency, allowing messages to stand out without unnecessary decoration. Its balanced proportions and timeless style have established it as one of the most influential and recognizable fonts in graphic design and communication.