The Nokia Design Archive is more than a museum of old phones. Its network view, timeline, and curated records show how products grew from sketches, experiments, people, and strategic decisions.
Gorton looks like an odd, engineered cousin of Helvetica, but its story is deeply industrial. The original Gorton typeface was made for routing/engraving templates, while “Gorton Modified” powered durable double-shot keycap legends in the 1970s—and still shows up everywhere.