What sans-serif font is this? Notice that the "S" goes thin at the top end.
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2Hi there and welcome to GD. There are a lot of resources we will ask you to try first (graphicdesign.stackexchange.com/tags/font-identification/info), and if/when you have tried them, please update your question and let us know. Always good to show a little effort, and it saves time.– bentehFeb 25, 2014 at 21:01
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Hello again! The idea just came into my mind a few minutes ago. Can you please link us to the website where this font is used? Thanks!– CheeseCakeFeb 28, 2014 at 11:09
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Hi , It was not a site where this font was used . One of the designer used it in the designs . When I tired to implement it i could not get a hold of the font type . :)– NukMar 2, 2014 at 2:40
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That looks like the Aller Typo font:
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I think I’d have to agree; here’s the link to Dalton Maag’s site: daltonmaag.com/buyonline/fonts/aller– StuartFeb 26, 2014 at 9:34
It's a pretty low-quality sample but, in general terms, you've got a font somewhere between Meta Condensed and Myriad Condensed.
It is Open Sans Condensed font from google fonts.
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Similar, but the l in Open Sans doesn't have the same tail as in the sample– JohnBFeb 26, 2014 at 1:27
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thank you for the help . i agree with you the tail is not matching . I searched a lot but didnt get that font . one of the designers used this font in one of the web page design but he left the job . So we got stuck .– NukFeb 26, 2014 at 23:17
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I'm sorry. I'm sure it's one of google's fonts. Maybe try the suggestion from the answer below? I haven't checked those fonts yet but if I ever come across this font you're trying to find, I'll let you know! Feb 27, 2014 at 17:37