Google Fonts + Korean features five interactive modes to display these typefaces in a fluid, malleable form. Designed as a digital type specimen, the website showcases the rare but increasing number of Korean open-source fonts, to accompany with the official launch of Korean fonts in Google Fonts. Leveraging the open-source software tools that are available to designers that are also crafted by designers, including paper.js and opentype.js, the site itself is open-source, inviting more designers to create, use, and participate.

See also

• It’s Nice That, Google Fonts Korean becomes interactive by manipulating path data
• AIGA Eye on Design, Google’s Wild, Morphing, Open-Source Collection of Korean Fonts
• Google Blog, Google Fonts launches Korean support