Lemonada

Lemonada is a TrueType Arabic and Latin font family developed by Mohamed Gaber, a font developer in Cairo, Egypt, and Eduardo Tunni. Eduardo Tunni started with the Latin design Lemon, which he enlarged to four weights. Mohamed Gaber created the Arabic text. The Arabic design is modern, beginning with Naskh and including Diwani influences. It features broad and open counters that aid reading at smaller text sizes, and its more subtle elements make it a solid display face at larger sizes.

Lemonade is now available as a variable font with a weight axis and a diverse character set that includes Arabic, Farsi, Greek, and Urdu. Four static font weights include:

1- Lemonada Light

2- Lemonada Regular

3- Lemonada Semi-Bold

4- Lemonada Bold

Moreover, it has a vast charset comprising 773 letters and special symbols and 812 glyphs with support for the latest Unicode standards. The rounded shapes and moderate contrast give the font a friendly and approachable feel. The well-balanced letterforms and consistent spacing make the font readable at a variety of sizes. The contrast between thick and thin strokes is moderate, creating a harmonious and balanced visual appeal. Due to its versatile nature and elegant look, the font can be used in variety of purposes including, invitation cards, poster, web content, catchy titles and more.