MegaMegaTypeType
A utilitarian grotesque by Marcus Sterz spanning eight weights with italics, carrying over 800 glyphs per style and broad Latin language coverage suited to signage and corporate identity work.
About
Each of the 16 styles includes small caps, old style and tabular figures, fractions, ligatures and 21 currency symbols, making it well-equipped for demanding typographic environments. The family's neutral grotesque character keeps it unobtrusive across extended text and wayfinding contexts alike. Language support stretches across a wide range of Latin-script languages, from major European tongues to numerous African and Oceanic languages.
Classification
A utilitarian grotesque sans-serif designed explicitly as a workhorse for signage and corporate applications, with the neutral, functional character typical of the grotesque genre.