Booton

Booton’s design prioritises uniformity, with each glyph maintaining a consistent width across all weights and styles. This makes it especially effective for interface elements like buttons, as it prevents unwanted shifts when toggling between Regular and Bold. The uniform spacing also benefits longer text passages, ensuring a smooth reading experience in interactive settings such as hover effects.

Optimised for digital use, Booton features a taller x-height that enhances readability on screens. The typeface is crafted with additional legibility features for smaller sizes, including ink traps, pronounced tapering at stem connections, and unique treatments of the lower "l" and upper "t" for clearer distinction.

Clever adjustments, like cropped diagonals, allow characters such as "A, V, v, W, w, X, x, Y, y" to fit comfortably within their designated widths. Furthermore, the hard-edged inner corners in letters like "f, g, j, Q, t, y" contribute a slightly technical and precise aesthetic.

Distinctive design choices, such as open upper terminals and horizontal lower terminals, give Booton its unique character. The typeface family also includes a variety of OpenType features, like Stylistic Sets and Contextual Alternates, which enhance its adaptability and utility in diverse digital environments.