Industry: Design

Typeface Design for Keo

Monospace built for tamper-evidence

Keo is a monospace sans-serif typeface designed by Deiverson Ribeiro and published by Dalton Maag in 2026. Built around character-level clarity and described as tamper-evident, each glyph is intended to remain visually unambiguous. The design targets official documents, display settings, and headlines. It covers Latin script across more than 780 languages.

Set in Keo

Insights

The tamper-evident principle is central to the typeface brief, prioritising distinct legibility at the individual character level.
Despite strict monospace constraints, the typeface is positioned for expressive display use as well as functional document contexts.
Latin script coverage exceeds 780 languages.