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Round ends of the strokes give the font a softer expression and allow for playful designs or, on the contrary, maintain minimalism. Gradient is intended as a transitional typeface, connecting the constructed features in sans-serif styles with playful handwriting. The primary design approach was to lean towards diversity of individual letters and away from unification. The only connecting element happens to be a diagonal line, which is also a nod towards many historical design styles and periods from the 20th century. Gradient Rounded is now available in eight styles (Hairline, Thin, Light, Regular, Medium, Semibold, Bold, Black) with five stylistic sets (lowercase a, e, g, t and &). Character sets include lowercase ligatures, many decorative elements, circled numbers and roman numerals. Gradient Rounded is also available with tiny serifs as Gradient Gothic and in sans-serif variant as Gradient.