Maxima Font

Maxima is a sleek, uncomplicated, and powerful sans-serif font created by G. Wunderlich and released in 1990 by the German type foundry URW Studio.

Beginning in 1963, design. In 1970, the first weights were released in foundry type. Later used for Linotron and Digiset systems' electronic typesetting and line casting. Additionally produced as wood and dry-transfer type. The family was increased to 15 styles up until the 1980s, including condensed styles and a shaded weight. Along with phonetics, there are versions in Cyrillic, Greek, and Vietnamese. This sans serif may be the first to offer small caps and optional oldstyle numerals in all weights.

Elsner+Flake produced the first digital version between 1985 and 1990. Some styles are additionally offered by URW. Maxima Now, a reconfigured and expanded version created by Wunderlich, was made available by Elsner+Flake in 2009. You can pair it with the combination of fox sans font.