A geometric sans with a technical, keyboard-inflected character and a thoughtful set of OpenType alternates across five weights.
About
Five weights from Thin to Bold, each with a matching italic, give Affix a workable range for both display and text settings. Character alternates for the lowercase a, g, t and y, alongside round dot variants, allow for tonal shifts between humanist warmth and strict geometric rigour. The specimen leans into typewriter and computing references, from the IBM Selectric to Olivetti, suggesting an intended audience comfortable with that kind of visual shorthand.
Classification
Affix is a geometric sans-serif with alternate forms for key characters (a, g, t) and a clean, technical aesthetic with roots in keyboard and typewriter culture. Its even stroke weight and circular forms place it firmly in the geometric sans tradition.