Rga

Minimal contrast

Geometric Sans

Round shapes are nearly circular

Single-storey “A” is common

Typeface shown: ArponaSans

Curves made of semi-circles

The most static and clinical of all the classifications. Geometric sans serifs are constructed out of geometric forms with round parts that are circular or square. It’s important to note that, while shapes like the ‘o’ appear to be exactly round, most proper typefaces do not contain perfect circles, but are optically corrected to appear as round as possible while harmonious with other letters. Geometrics have minimal stroke contrast, and italics are commonly slanted versions of the romans rather than cursive in form.