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Mockplus The all-in-one product design platform for prototyping, collaboration, and creating design systems. Mockplus helps you create better design experience faster and easier Find out more Try Mockplus	Typekit.com Typekit is a subscription-based font library that provides access to thousands of high-quality fonts for use on websites, apps, and other digital projects. Find out more Try Typekit.com
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Mockplus

Mockplus is a rapid prototyping tool for faster, smarter and easier prototyping. It helps to create interactive prototypes for mobile, web and desktop apps quickly and easily.

• Drag-and-drop: Mockplus allows users to drag and drop components to quickly create interactive prototypes.
• Team collaboration: Mockplus supports real-time collaboration and online commenting to help teams work together more efficiently.
• Rich components: Mockplus provides a wide range of components, including basic elements, icons, gestures, and more.
• Interactive design: Mockplus allows users to create interactive prototypes with transitions, animations, and gestures.
• Code-free: Mockplus is a code-free prototyping tool, allowing users to create prototypes without any coding knowledge.
• Preview and share: Mockplus allows users to preview and share their prototypes with others.
• Prototype library: Mockplus provides a library of pre-made prototypes for users to use and customize.
• Integrations: Mockplus integrates with popular tools such as Sketch, Axure, Adobe XD, and more.

Typekit.com

Typekit (now Adobe Fonts) is a subscription-based font library that provides access to thousands of high-quality fonts for use on websites, apps, and other digital projects. It offers a range of features and benefits, including:

Product Benefits and Features

• Access to thousands of fonts from leading type foundries
• Easy integration with Adobe Creative Cloud and other design tools
• Real-time font previews and testing
• Automatic font syncing and updates
• Comprehensive font licensing options
• Advanced font customization and styling
• Secure hosting and delivery of fonts
• Dedicated customer support

Help & Support

What is Typekit?

Typekit is a subscription-based library of high-quality fonts that can be used on the web or in applications.

What browsers are supported by Typekit?

Typekit supports all modern browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Internet Explorer 9 and above.

What is the difference between a web font and a desktop font?

A web font is a font that is specifically designed to be used on the web, while a desktop font is a font that is designed to be used on a computer or other device.

How do I use Typekit fonts on my website?

To use Typekit fonts on your website, you will need to add the Typekit embed code to your website's HTML. You can find instructions on how to do this in the Typekit Help Center.

What is the difference between a font family and a font style?

A font family is a group of related fonts, while a font style is a specific font within a font family.

What is the difference between a web font and a system font?

A web font is a font that is specifically designed to be used on the web, while a system font is a font that is installed on a computer or other device.

What is the difference between a font and a typeface?

A font is a specific style of typeface, while a typeface is a family of related fonts.

What is the difference between a font and a type style?

A font is a specific style of typeface, while a type style is a specific style within a font family.

What is the difference between a font and a weight?

A font is a specific style of typeface, while a weight is a specific style within a font family.

What is the difference between a font and a variant?

A font is a specific style of typeface, while a variant is a specific style within a font family.