Daytona™
A highly readable sans serif.
Inspiration for the Daytona™ typeface family came from a desire to provide the best fonts for use in televised sporting events. Jim Wasco, the typeface’s designer, drew the design as sturdy squared letters based on humanist shapes and proportions. Letters were designed with legibility in mind, kept narrow for economy of space, and inter-character spacing was established for easy reading. Daytona’s soft rounded corners also make for a friendly and appealing design.
Designteam
- Jim Wasco
Foundry
- Monotype Studio
Classification
- Humanist
- Legible
- Sans Serif
- UX
- VR/AR
About Daytona
The Daytona™ typeface family grew out Jim Wasco’s desire to design a readable and legible typeface for video and on screen use. Because of its high levels of legibility, the Daytona family is additionally an ideal design for display usage in digital user interfaces and a wide range of print applications. Wasco drew each character with legibility as a primary goal, some of the letters having unique attributes to minimize the ambiguity.
Designteam
Jim Wasco
Today, Wasco was an award-winning senior typeface designer at Monotype. His designs included the square-jawed Neue Aachen™ supremely elegant Elegy ™, geometric sans serif – with an un-geometric twist – Harmonia Sans ™ and the Daytona™ typeface.
Purchase options
We offer a number of ways for you to start working with our typefaces.
Bespoke licencing that’s perfect for your brand.
If you want to license Daytona to use with your brand or project we can help you.
Experiment with Daytona and many other fonts.
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Simply purchase webfonts and desktop fonts.
If you want to purchase a single weight or the entire Daytona font family with a range of licencing choices.
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Fonts für Ihre Augmented- und Virtual-Reality-Designs.
Der Textsatz in Augmented und Virtual Reality bringt neue Herausforderungen an das Design mit sich, die sich von praktisch jedem anderen vorhandenen Medium deutlich unterscheiden. Steve Matteson, Creative Type Director bei Monotype, hat Fonts ausgewählt, die sowohl gut lesbar sind als auch mehrere Genres repräsentieren und zuverlässige Auswahlmöglichkeiten für AR/VR-Spiele, Apps oder Benutzeroberflächen bieten.
