A neutral grotesque spanning eleven weights from Hairline to Extra Black, offered in 22 styles plus two variable font files, targeting both screen interfaces and editorial headlines.
About
ZT Hakimi draws on the restraint of modern interface typography and the confident proportions of contemporary display grotesques, aiming to occupy the space between the two. The 600-glyph Latin set includes old-style, tabular and tabular old-style figures, case-sensitive forms, fractions, subscript, superscript, slashed zero and an extended currency set. The design is intended to remain visually consistent across the full weight range rather than shifting character at extremes.
Classification
A neutral grotesque sans-serif with even stroke weight and consistent letterforms across an extended weight range, positioned between interface type and display grotesque traditions.
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