Vox
Canada Type · 2007

A monoline geometric sans-serif with interchangeable character variants designed to shift between clean information design and angular branding, first released in 2007.
About
Vox was built around the idea of a single typeface that can change personality through the selection of alternate letterforms, spanning neutral wayfinding use to sharper brand-facing applications. The expanded version of the family extends this variant-driven approach further, and has found use among interface designers, packaging studios, sports broadcasters and transport engineers.
Classification
Monoline sans-serif with interchangeable character variants designed for application flexibility across both information design and branding contexts. First released in 2007.