Ingra Condensed
A condensed humanist sans with ten weights, designed as one of three purposefully drawn widths in a larger editorial type system.
About
Ingra Condensed is built for information density rather than creative expression, with near-monolinear strokes, a tall x-height, and cleanly aligned terminals that keep counters open at small sizes. It sits within a three-width family alongside Ingra Regular and Ingra Wide, with each width drawn as a distinct cut rather than a mechanical compression. OpenType support is thorough, covering small caps, four figure styles, superior and inferior numerals, ordinals, pictograms and an extensive range of stylistic alternates across sixteen sets.
Classification
Ingra Condensed is described explicitly as an engineered humanist sans-serif with near-monolinear strokes, a generous x-height, and horizontally and vertically aligned terminals — hallmarks of the humanist sans genre.