MegaMegaTypeType
A single-style display sans that swaps in alternate glyphs as you type, so no two letters land the same way twice.
About
Absolution runs on contextual alternates: type a word and the letters shuffle through variants, which keeps repeated characters from looking stamped. The forms are loose and slightly off-square, closer to lettering than to a text sans. It sells as one style with a full set of OpenType alternates behind it.
Classification
Sold as a single style whose glyphs rotate through alternates as you type, so the same letter rarely repeats. The drawing is a loose, slightly wobbling sans, and the contextual alternates rather than the skeleton are the point, which puts it in display.
Weights
Contextual
Languages
Latin
Tags
displaycontextual alternatesirregularexperimentalhand-drawnsingle weight