solid choice for UI design, and a wise selection for electronic display embedding
some are Open Source typeface supporting the Devanagari and Latin scripts. some are developed explicitly for use in User Interface design, the some Devanagari font family includes different five styles
- Mangal
- Kalimati
- Nirmala UI
- Kokila
- Adobe Devanagari
- Aparajita
- Sanskrit Text
- Utsaah
https://fonts.google.com/?subset=devanagari
- Amiko
- Amita
- Arya
- Asar
- Baloo
- Biryani
- Cambay
- Dekko
- Eczar
- Glegoo
- Halant
- Hind
- Inknut Antiqua
- Jaldi
- Kadwa
- Kalam
- Karma
- Khand
- Khula
- Kurale
- Laila
- Martel
- Martel Sans Modak
- Mukta
- Noto Sans
- Palanquin Devanagari Google Font
- Palanquin Dark Devanagari Google Font
- Poppins Devanagari Google Font
- Pragati Narrow Devanagari Google Font
- Rajdhani Devanagari Google Font
- Ranga Devanagari Google Font
- Rhodium Libre Devanagari Google Font
- Rozha One Devanagari Google Font
- Sahitya Devanagari Google Font
- Sarala Devanagari Google Font
- Sarpanch Devanagari Google Font
- Sumana Devanagari Google Font
- Sura Devanagari Google Font
- Teko Devanagari Google Font
- Tillana Devanagari Google Font
- Vesper Libre Devanagari Google Font
- Yantramanav Devanagari Google Font
- Yatra One Devanagari Google Font
Actually, I just typed a bit more in Mangal and it’s really a mess. It can’t even handle ङ् conjuncts (ङ्क ङ्ग etc.). So now I am at a loss with gdocs. It would be such a useful tool for my classes, but its inability to render basic ligatures is a real deal breaker.
