We envisioned a typeface that would transcend individual features, becoming a pure, unobtrusive vessel for human expression and communication. Could it be possible to design a typeface, like the "Crystal Goblet," that could preserve the essence of human thought without being confined to a specific time period? A hundred years ago, a serif typeface could have achieved this, but in today's digital world, where most of our communication flows through the digital realm, sans-serif typefaces have emerged as the new neutral, the impartial medium. The diversity of Serif typefaces that has emerged today has evolved to become a collection of display fonts, each carrying emotional and romantic undertones reminiscent of the past. Don't we all yearn to immerse ourselves in the echoes of bygone craftsmanship and aesthetic excellence!

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When we created Gaio, we closely examined some of the most neutral typefaces in existence today, comparing them to our previous typeface, Nero. Our goal was to strip away individual letter characteristics so that, when employed collectively on a page, the letters would blend seamlessly, fading into the background and serving as silent, efficient conduit for communication.

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Whether or not we achieved this is a matter of debate, but we have chosen Gaio as our website's typeface because we believe it embodies the same level of subtlety and invisibility that we strive to maintain.