With companies rebranding at a rapid rate to stay ahead of the competition, designers are constantly devising new fonts and typefaces, we're looking back at 10 standout examples featured on Dezeen.

TCCC Unity by Neville Brody
Pioneering British graphic designer Neville Brody created Coca-Cola's first bespoke font in its 130-year history earlier this year. Using the brand's archive Brody developed a typeface that aims to feel familiar, but is still future-facing and works across all scales and platforms.
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Noto by Google and Monotype
The result of five years work and research, Google and International font company Monotype collaborated to create a typeface that can be used globally in more than 800 languages. Noto is designed to eliminate "tofu" ? the  boxes that appear in place of text when a font is not available on an online device.
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Johnston100 by Monotype
International font company Monotype was tasked with overhauling the London Underground's 100-year-old typeface, to bring it into the 21st century.
The updated font, Johnston100, features two new weights, hairline and thin, and the addition of the hashtag and at symbol, to make it more suitable for Transport For London's digital platforms.
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The Tiny Hand by Mark Davis
Originally created for a satirical piece ahead of the 2016 US election published by BuzzFeed, The Tiny Hand typeface recreates Donald Trump's...