Seravek Font

Eric Olson created the sans-serif typeface family known as Seravek Font, which was made available in 2007. Seravek has a "near silent" neutral design, according to Olson. Seravek is a sans-serif typeface that belongs to the humanist school and has elements like a genuine italic that was inspired by handwriting.

Seravek has a tone that is most noticeable after being removed and is quite functional. The dual forces of richness and clarity must coexist in the demanding fields of information, editorial, and identity design. The end product is a set of letters that are understated, elegant, and full of forward-thinking modernity that is necessary for a variety of activities in the modern workplace.

Small capitals, case-sensitive glyphs, old style, and tabular numerals, fractions, superiors, and inferiors, and stylistic alternates are only a few of the extensive list of OpenType features. This typeface is very similar to the avenir font.

Seravek, a system font featured in Apple's macOS operating system and set as the default font in its Apple Books e-books program, is a commercial font offered by the Process Type Foundry.