Uniwidth Typefaces for Interface Design
>> The solution to this problem: “uniwidth” typefaces, sometimes also called “equal-width”, “duplexed” or “multiplexed” typefaces. And no, I am not talking about monospaced fonts here.<p>I'm not into web design but I think the core problem here is lack of accepted terminology and even awareness that this type of font is a thing.<p>The article certainly brings awareness to something I didn't know is a thing but seems very useful.<p>My mind wants to say "weight invariant" or "style invariant" but those suggest the thing doesnt look any different rather than just the size not changing with other characteristics.<p>It's probably obvious that I don't like "uniwidth", but at the moment I can't think of anything better that isn't super wordy, like "font with style invariant width".