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It's perfect for those times where you need something monospace, but not too monospace.
by patrickthebold 6y ago
It's perfect for those times where you need something monospace, but not too monospace.
- jameshart 6y agoNot sure if you're being facetious - it's actually not a crazy idea. For example: displaying 'code' at display font sizes. If I want to show something that looks like code - like an HTML tag or something - at a heading size on a page or a poster, a proper monospaced coding font is going to look bad. Playing with the MONO slider on https://www.recursive.design/ https://www.recursive.design/ for a string like '<blink />' does a good job of producing something that looks like code but isn't swamped with too much whitespace...