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A coding typeface that reached a Vice Presidential campaign

Input is a type collection by David Jonathan Ross built for coding, comprising Sans, Serif, and Mono subfamilies each in four widths. Generous letter spacing and enlarged punctuation aid legibility in dense, small-scale code displays. The collection also carries a visual reference to early pixel-screen aesthetics. Cyrillic was developed with advisement from Maria Doreuli. Beyond coding, the collection has appeared in a music show at London's Apple Store and in Kamala Harris's US Vice Presidential election campaign.

Set in Input Mono, Input Mono Compressed, Input Mono Condensed, Input Mono Narrow, Input Sans, Input Sans Compressed, Input Sans Condensed, Input Sans Narrow, Input Serif, Input Serif Compressed, Input Serif Condensed, Input Serif Narrow