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Nine numeral styles per weight, with buyer-chosen defaults at licensing
Mote is a low-contrast, utilitarian grotesque typeface designed by Hrvoje Živčić and engineered by Roberto Arista, released by Typotheque in 2013. Available in six weights, it ranges from a text-focused Regular to more expressive Light and Black extremes suited to larger sizes. Each weight ships with nine numeral styles—including proportional old-style, lining, tabular, superior, inferior, circled, and circled inverted—selectable via OpenType features or set as the default at licensing.
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- Proportional old-style figures are the default; lining figures are recommended for all-cap settings via OpenType.
- Stylistic alternates are exposed as Stylistic Sets, allowing custom builds with alternates baked into default positions.
- The Regular is described as a workhorse for text; Light and Black are positioned as more expressive styles that perform best at larger sizes.
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