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This is a large family with lots of options, but where is the "Narrow" style?

Googlefonts offers only the TTFs.

It would be nice to consolidate the 3 families into one coherent super family.

If we do this, we'll get a variable font which has both a weight and width axis.

I can see that some marks have shifted (look at the dotbelow glyphs). I need these fixed before I can PR.

I understand the Vietnamese ones are ok.

Here's the GFR link which should help you.

One vertical metric issue still remain, but I will fix it ;)

Otherwise I observe regressions issue for the weight. Is it okay if I make the weight like current GF version to avoid complain from users, or it is important for you that the new version has a thicker weight?

Hey, I don't know if it's right to post my issue here – please correct me if not.

When I'm using Archivo with Google Fonts like this:
<link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Archivo:600" rel="stylesheet">
And set the font-weight to 600, it's gonna be displayed semi-bold italic by default without applying any font-style: italic.

Family is missing the following glyphs:

http://www.gf-regression.com/compare/b63d22cf-8857-4b6c-a81d-30276b87949e

We need them added before I can pr the family to google/fonts

Hi,

Archivo doesn't have 1/3 and 2/3 as fractions.

Thanks.

If so, this font would be the definitive alternative to Arimo / Liberation Sans / Nimbus Sans L (all of them are severely limited on weight choices).

Same as Omnibus-Type/Saira#15.

Roman:

Italic:

This family has a reserved font name. This is visible in the copyright.

Copyright 2018 The Archivo Project Authors (https://github.com/Omnibus-Type/Archivo) with Reserved Font Name "Archivo".

The version we currently serve on Google Fonts doesn't have this reserve font name so its copyright is:

Copyright 2017 The Archivo Project Authors (https://github.com/Omnibus-Type/Archivo)

Can we please drop it?

There are still two styling groups errors caused by trailing spaces in the styling group name.
This puts these two Italic fonts in a different group than their related Regular.

• Archivo ExtraCondensed Light Italic
• Archivo SemiCondensed SemiBold Italic

Remove those trailing spaces and the entire family looks good.