Monixend

A monospaced font insipred from Lexend font

Monixend font sample

Are you using Lexend font? You should try Monixend! - It's one of monspaced font that pairs playfully with Lexend! Unlike most of Monospaced fonts, Monixend font uses the single storey "a", this similar style can also be found in the Colophon Foundy's Space Mono font.

"Monixend" is a pixelated monospaced font that designed to pair with "Lexend" fonts with playful/student-styled single storey "a", simple flat lowecase "t", modern flat top "3", and classic-styled closed "4". "Monixend" is the new version of "Ghea Code" with many optimizations. Unlike Lexend where the main focus is on the readability, Monixend is designed for coding purposes, and provides all entire vulgar fractions. Since Monixend font style is the combination between pixelated and monospaced, this font can actually used as the heading figures or either texts that actually intended as the monospaced font (like numbers that could change).


The Monixend fonts is licensed under SIL Open Font License 1.1 - you can use Monixend font at anywhere for personal or commercial purposes.

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Question and Awnsers

For further questions, please open a new issue in GitHub.

Yes, you can use the Monixend for your branding.

The Monixend font is look smaller, because the top part of basic latin spacing glyphs are added in order to fit uppercase accents. To make the font size match with other fonts, it is recommended to resize the Monixend font to 1.025em or 1.25em instead.

Yes, In this case, you need to indicate that it is based on Monixend.

The Monixend font is created using FontStructor. And since the FontStruct does not support OpenType features, all FontStructions (Including Monixend) has no OpenType features anymore, unless you modify/re-edit them in different Font editing softwares like FontForge.

I don't have plans to add Combining Diractical Mark glyphs anymore, because the font spacing settings in the FontStructor is being set as "Mono" instead of "Global". Even if I add these glyphs in the Monixend font with zero spacing, it would cause these glyphs to be positioned incorrectly.

Yes, because the Monixend font covers Greek and Cyrillic. The Monixend font also supports few extra languages like Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, Serbian, and Greek, winch is not supported by the Lexend font. The official Lexend font only supports Latin glyphs, and the designer has no plans to make this expansion.

Unfortunately, I am not the official designer the Lexend font, and the Monixend font is not affiliated with Lexend font. Monixend is just a monospaced font winch is designed to match with the Lexend font, for matching letterforms between proportional and monospaced font.