ClearviewADA
Terminal Design · James Montalbano
A signage and wayfinding sans built off ClearviewText, adjusted to meet the stroke and glyph proportions required under US ADA guidelines.
About
ClearviewADA takes the ClearviewText design and reworks its proportions to satisfy Americans with Disabilities Act requirements for stroke width to height and glyph height to width. It comes in five weights with italics and a condensed width, and reads well in both text and display use on signage. It sits within Terminal Design's wider Clearview system, in development since 1995.
Classification
A genuine signage and wayfinding typeface, derived from ClearviewText and adjusted to meet US Americans with Disabilities Act stroke-width-to-height and glyph proportion requirements. Also sold in a condensed width. Categorised here as sans-serif per house convention, since Signage is not one of our category options.