Slab Monoline Depu 6 is a very light, normal width, monoline, upright, normal x-height, monospaced font.
Keywords: code ui, technical documentation, data tables, labels, interfaces, technical, precise, minimal, retro, schematic, alignment, clarity, systematic feel, retro-tech mood, ui utility, squared, rounded corners, slab terminals, geometric, airy.
A very light, monoline design with squared, rounded-corner forms and a consistent mechanical rhythm. Stems and curves maintain uniform stroke weight, while ends resolve into small slab-like terminals that read as crisp, engineered finishing rather than calligraphic serifs. Counters are open and rectangular-leaning, with generous interior space and tight, controlled curves. The overall construction feels grid-based and modular, giving both capitals and lowercase a clean, systematic silhouette.
Well suited to settings where alignment and a clean, engineered texture matter, such as code-like displays, technical documentation, tables, specs, and UI labeling. It can also work for minimal, retro-technical branding accents or headings where a schematic feel is desired without heavy visual weight.
The tone is technical and restrained, with a subtle retro computing or instrument-panel flavor. Its thin lines and squared geometry communicate precision and neutrality, leaning more toward schematic clarity than expressive warmth.
The design appears intended to deliver a disciplined, grid-driven reading experience with consistent spacing and a precise, engineered voice. It prioritizes uniformity and clean construction over traditional serif contrast, aiming for clarity and a technical aesthetic in both display lines and structured text.
Figures are simple and structured, matching the same squared geometry as the letters, and the punctuation follows the same light, minimal treatment. The font’s uniform character widths and consistent stroke endings create an orderly, even texture in paragraphs and strongly emphasize alignment.