@obvia/fonts
v1.3.0
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Obvia Fonts - A newly designed font family crafted for designers, developers, and storytellers who demand clarity and impact
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Obvia Font Family
Obvia is a contemporary type system envisioned by Selçuk Çukur in collaboration with Obvia. It is built on clarity, rhythm, and versatility — designed to serve both functional and expressive needs across digital and print environments.
Obvia Sans - A geometric sans-serif crafted for precision and readability. Rooted in Swiss modernist principles, it balances simplicity with strength, making it suitable for body text, headlines, branding, and large-scale display use.
Obvia Mono - A monospaced companion to Obvia Sans. Designed for technical contexts — code editors, diagrams, and terminal interfaces — it brings consistency and clarity to environments where structure matters most.
Obvia Pixel - A playful display family of five pixel-inspired styles. Each variant explores a different facet of digital aesthetics, offering bold, decorative forms for logos, posters, and expressive headlines.
Installation
Obvia ships as a single package — installing @obvia/fonts gives you access to Sans, Mono, and Pixel families all at once.
npm install @obvia/fontsAfter installation, you can import any style directly :
// Sans
import { obviaSans } from "@obvia/fonts"
// Mono
import { obviaMono } from "@obvia/fonts"
// Pixel
import { obviaPixel } from "@obvia/fonts"This unified distribution ensures consistency across projects: one install, three families, infinite possibilities.
Quickstart
Using with Next.js
In next.config.ts add transpilePackages so that the @obvia/fonts package is properly transpiled by Next.js.
import type { NextConfig } from "next"
const nextConfig: NextConfig = {
reactStrictMode: true,
transpilePackages: ["@obvia/fonts"]
}
export default nextConfigIn layout.tsx import the Sans font from @obvia/fonts and apply it to the root layout.
// Sans
import { obviaSans } from "@obvia/fonts"
// Define the root layout component for the application
export default function RootLayout({ children }) {
return (
<html lang="en" className={obviaSans.variable}>
<body>{children}</body>
</html>
)
}In layout.tsx import the Mono font from @obvia/fonts and apply it to the root layout.
// Mono
import { obviaMono } from "@obvia/fonts"
// Define the root layout component for the application
export default function RootLayout({ children }) {
return (
<html lang="en" className={obviaMono.variable}>
<body>{children}</body>
</html>
)
}In layout.tsx import the Pixel font from @obvia/fonts and apply it to the root layout.
// Pixel
import {
obviaPixelSquare,
obviaPixelGrid,
obviaPixelCircle,
obviaPixelTriangle,
obviaPixelLine
} from "@obvia/fonts"
// Define the root layout component for the application
export default function RootLayout({ children }) {
return (
// Set the HTML language attribute and apply the Obvia Pixel Square font as a CSS variable
<html lang="en" className={`${obviaPixelSquare.variable}`}>
{/* Render the application content inside the body */}
<body>{children}</body>
</html>
)
}Using with Tailwind CSS
In globals.css (or your global CSS theme file) extend the theme by mapping the Obvia font tokens to Tailwind’s
font variables. This ensures that the @obvia/fonts package integrates properly with Tailwind.
@theme {
/* Obvia (Sans) */
--font-sans: var(--font-obvia-sans);
/* Obvia (Mono) */
--font-mono: var(--font-obvia-mono);
/* Obvia (Pixel) */
--font-pixel-square: var(--font-obvia-pixel-square);
--font-pixel-grid: var(--font-obvia-pixel-grid);
--font-pixel-circle: var(--font-obvia-pixel-circle);
--font-pixel-triangle: var(--font-obvia-pixel-triangle);
--font-pixel-line: var(--font-obvia-pixel-line);
}Inspiration
Obvia draws its spirit from a lineage of remarkable typefaces. Each of these designs has shaped our perspective on clarity, rhythm, and modernity :
We acknowledge and thank the creators of these typefaces for their craft and vision. Their work continues to inspire and guide our own.
License
Obvia Fonts project is published as open source. The SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1 is used, which is one of the well-known open source coding licenses. You can get detailed information about the license terms by visiting the link below.
