Developed by Indonesian designer Fadhl Haqq, Ordina is a grotesque-style superfamily with no less than 90 styles to choose from. It supports Latin including Pinyin and Vietnamese, Greek and Cyrillic, complete with Bulgarian alternates. Choose from Ordina’s eight figure sets, fine-tune its appearance with stylistic alternates for key lowercase letters, and put the reliable yet stylish sans-serif workhorse to good use in virtually any typographic application.
Visible previews show a clean, modern sans with a strong workhorse feel, plus a wide range of widths and slanted styles. The family is presented as a flexible system rather than a single display face.
What is Ordina used for?
Ordina is positioned for virtually any typographic application, and its tags and previews point to business, heading, display, and general sans-serif use. It is a good fit when you need a neutral, modern family with enough variety to handle different layout needs.
Key features
Grotesque-style superfamily
90 styles in the family
Available in Thin through Heavy weights
Includes oblique styles
Wide range of widths: Regular, Compressed, Condensed, Wide, and Expanded
Supports Latin, Pinyin, Vietnamese, Greek, and Cyrillic
Includes Bulgarian alternates and eight figure sets
Ordina FAQs
How many styles are in Ordina? Ordina includes 90 styles.
What kind of font is Ordina? It is a grotesque-style sans serif superfamily.
What scripts does Ordina support? The product data lists Latin, Pinyin, Vietnamese, Greek, and Cyrillic.
Does Ordina include oblique styles? Yes. The style list includes oblique versions.
