A grotesque sans with eight weights and an unusually rich set of OpenType alternates, including multiple 'a' and 'g' forms, spaghetti alternates and headline letters.
About
Eight weights from Thin to Black make up the family, supported by a variable axis and an extensive suite of stylistic sets covering single and double storey 'a', alternate 'g', creamy 'f' and 't' forms, square dots, thinner punctuation and headline letter variants. The breadth of OpenType features gives designers fine control over texture and personality across different contexts and sizes. Greek character support extends its reach beyond standard Latin coverage.
Classification
The typeface presents as a grotesque sans-serif with a broad range of OpenType alternates including single and double storey 'a', alternate 'g', and contextual features typical of contemporary grotesque designs.