This font family comes in a huge 36 styles from light to Light Condensed Oblique. That’s why it provides context more easily understandable and can be read from a long distance. The remarkable features of Helvetica as originally designed contain a large x-height, a termination of strokes on vertical or horizontal lines, and extraordinary tight spaces between the characters that combined to make it a dense and solid appearance. In many years, it has been updated with many weights, styles, and sizes as well as matching designs in a wide for non-Latin alphabets and Cyrillic. It was a prominent typeface in the mid-20th century. Now, it became a standard font of the International Typographic style that materialized with the work of Swiss designers between the 1950s and 1960s.
