HP Font: Forma DJR Office, Digital UI and Earlier Simplified

HP’s official visual identity page identifies HP Forma DJR Office as the brand font, with uniform letterspacing replacing separate Display and Micro choices. It assigns Medium to headlines and Regular to other copy. It separately identifies Forma DJR UI as a variable resource tailored to websites and software. Logo files are provided as another asset category: choosing a text family is not a method of redrawing the HP mark.

In its February 2023 commission account, Type Network documents HP’s move from HP Simplified to Forma DJR and the expansion into Arabic, Devanagari, Greek, Hebrew and Thai. The project involved script specialists sharing proofs across the team. When evaluating an older template, note its date and actual family before replacing anything; an archive using Simplified does not establish the current brand rule. For the retail family’s separate background, see the Forma DJR guide.

Label a sample as either a document communication or an interface component. For a document, check the headline/body hierarchy and punctuation in the approved template. For software, inspect the actual UI font resource and its settings rather than copying a display screenshot. Keep the required language and script in the brief. Inter and Roboto here are independent comparisons, not HP assets. The homepage’s portable text styles transform Unicode characters; they do not distribute HP’s branded fonts or reproduce its logo.