Monotype Imaging Inc. has redesigned its corporate Web site, monotypeimaging.com. The new site incorporates several design modifications and new features to enhance its aesthetics, organization and performance.
“The site is straightforward, easy to navigate and delivers content more efficiently,” said Chris Roberts, director of marketing and Internet development at Monotype Imaging. “The user interface has a clean look-and-feel that is on balance with Monotype Imaging’s image as a leading, contemporary software company that provides font and imaging technologies for enhancing communication globally.”
The new corporate site includes a search tool, and content has been organized into four main sections: products and services, markets, alliances and about us. Aesthetic changes include several new graphics based primarily on Monotype Imaging fonts. The Gill Sans® design, Monotype Imaging’s corporate typeface and one of the company’s most commercially successful designs, is featured prominently throughout the site.
About Monotype Imaging
Based in Woburn, Mass. with regional offices in the U.K., Chicago, Redwood City, Calif., Japan and China, Monotype Imaging provides fonts and font technologies to graphic professionals, software developers and manufacturers of printers and display devices. Formerly Agfa Monotype Corp., the company also provides print drivers and color imaging technologies to OEMs (original equipment manufacturers). Monotype Imaging is home to the Monotype® typeface library, a collection that includes widely used designs such as the Arial®, Times New Roman® and Gill Sans® typeface families. Monotype Imaging offers fonts and industry-standard solutions for most of the world’s written languages. Information about Monotype Imaging and its products can be found on the company’s Web sites at
www.monotypeimaging.com
www.fonts.com
www.monotypefonts.com
www.customfonts.com
www.fontwise.com
www.itcfonts.com
www.faces.co.uk.
This article was last modified on January 10, 2022
This article was first published on December 16, 2005
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