Quatorze
A geometric sans-serif family from Double Zero that spans six weights with italics, optical size variants, a monospaced sub-family and a variable font, unified by OpenType alternates for the monospace and optical axes.
About
The family ships in four static sub-families covering text and display optical sizes, each mirrored in a monospaced variant, with a variable font gathering the axes together. OpenType features include monospace axis alternates, optical size axis alternates and a single-storey 'a' alternate, giving designers control over the type's character at different scales. The pairing of proportional and monospaced cuts within a single system makes it practical for interfaces and documents that mix running text with code or tabular data.
Classification
The family's clean, rational forms, variable axis support and optical size alternates point to a geometric or neo-grotesque sans tradition. The monospace axis alternates and optical size features indicate a systematic, technically oriented design.