The League of Moveable Type is a page where the best examples of open-source typography are gathered all in one place.

There are numerous fonts available, and they all look splendid — especially the League Gothic font. The page also serves as a manifest that aims to promote the use and development of such fonts.

Check out their blog if you didn’t know that passion for typography was a thing.

Aleo Free Font is a nice typeface designed as a slab serif companion to the Lato font.

Aleo looks sleek and neat. It’s released under the SIL Open Font license, so you can use it in free and commercial projects alike.

The font supports diacritics and has six styles that make for a slick and attractive font for everyday use.

Redacted is a font inspired by BLOKK. It has a leaner character size for improved efficacy in placeholders.

Redacted uses better character widths and looks and works a bit better than the aforementioned BLOKK.

While this isn’t really far from reinventing the wheel, it does seem to address some serious concerns about the only other wireframing font.

BLOKK is a mock-up font for clients who don’t understand Latin.

BLOKK comes in .ttf & web font versions, which makes it both easy to implement and gives a good idea of what actual content would look like.

Best thing is you can scale the font indefinitely so you can use BLOKK for different devices without a second thought.

Stately is a USA map font that’s easy to use and scales nicely.

You can use Stately to generate maps of individual states with a rather simple markup, or, when using an A-Z markup, you can generate the full map using a lowercase z. This is specific but it illustrates the simple principles behind the markup.

The font is useful for data visualization, but you can always use it merely as a simple way to show the map of the US.

Elusive Icons is an open-source set of icons that’s available as a font and in .SVGs.

Elusive has a very free licence, meaning that you can use it in any projects without fear about it needing attribution.

The icons include Bootstrap default icons along with some generic icons and social icons. The icon set is meant for use with Bootstrap, but also works without any frameworks.