When I first started creating fonts (only a couple weeks ago) at FontStruct, I started a serif style heavy block font and this clean (much lighter) sans serif in lowercase.  As I continued developing the serif caps and the sans-serif small letters together, I had to destroy one of these styles in order to complete the font.  So I cloned the font I was working on, "Western Breeze", and created another which eventually I called "Broadbill".  But instead of developing the small case characters I saw a variation and designed a new version of the serifs.  Eventually, I cloned that "Broadbill" again and this is the resulting sans... "Pursuede".<br />
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I'm still wondering why I named it Pursuede. I guess because it seems more intriguing and it just seems like a more magical spelling that should be a good unique tag/font name and identifier for the search engines. I have a lot of faith in this one because I like how clean it is, and I really tried to make it a complete font.<br />
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The bottom part of the upper loops of the A, B, P & R are inversely looped upwards and that theme is echoed in other letters (E, F, G, H, Y, X & Y).  The question mark and #4 also repeat this theme.<br />
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556 Glyphs, Unicode letter sets (Unicode has to be checked in order to preview uploaded fonts at Font-Journal.com).<br />
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Letter Sets: <br />
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'Full Basic Latin' (complete)<br />
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'Latin-1 Supplement' (complete)<br />
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'Latin Extended A' (complete)<br />
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'Superscripts and Subscripts' (semi-complete)<br />
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Plus... <br />
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a couple characters from 'Latin Extended B'<br />
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a few characters from 'Greek and Coptic'<br />
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important 'General Punctuation' characters<br />
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a rudimentary set of 'Arrows' (left; up; right; down; left & right;  up & down)<br />
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a few extra 'Currency Symbols' (British pound, Yen, universal currency) <br />
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a few 'Letterlike Symbols' (trade/service marks)<br />
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the card suite, crosses &  miscellaneous symbols in 'Miscellaneous Symbols'<br />
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I started working on the first extended set of latin characters, but only just.<br />
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I also created a few of the Greek symbols if I could, using the box forms I had available at fontstruct.  Some of those Greek characters are a little too round/curly/squiggly for me to attempt to reproduce without some new blocks.  But the greek characters sometimes offer the same letters (ie: A, H, M, N, K & Y), so they were done with some variations over the original style in the latin set, so that there is a variety of character styles available should you need them.<br />
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It is intended to be a skinny font, so it probably won't look good on web pages unless you are using it for larger headings, logos and graphics.  <br />
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I'm going to keep working on it, but will take a break from it for a while.  I will be get back to it soon, though.  I can't seem to keep my hands off of Pursuade.  I definitely want to finish the extra 2 extended latin character sets and add at least a few more arrows and some dingbats, eventually.<br />
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History:<br />
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Created (cloned) on Wed, 24th July, 11:34 PM 2013.  Only used the lowercase characers and built on them.<br />
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July 27th, 2013: Updated some of the characters to more complete the style I was trying to communicate.  Updated the and-sign and addressed some funky crap that didn't need to be there.  It seems pretty clean, now.  I hope it's ready for primetime.<br />
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August 1st: I added some miscellaneous characters such as currency signs, the TM symbol (which I finally found in Letter Like Symbols), an SM symbol (only mine is a subscript as traditional service marks should be), some arrows, a home glyph, bullet, and other stuff.  <br />
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Then, on August 2nd, 2013 I finished off 'Latin Extended-A' at 2:50am.<br />
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August 4th - 5th: Added the important 'General Punctuation' characters, completed the 'Superscripts and Subscripts' letter set (as far as I can tell), added a few currency signs from 'Currency Symbols', created miscellaneous characters including the card suite and crosses in the 'Miscellaneous Symbols' letter set.<br />
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I'm calling this one done unless there are special requests for certain characters, or you point out a mistake I need to correct.