Sans Normal Gomaf 6 is a light, normal width, low contrast, italic, normal x-height, monospaced font.
Keywords: code, terminal, ui labels, data tables, captions, technical, modern, neutral, utilitarian, streamlined, monospace utility, screen readability, editor emphasis, structured layout, slanted, crisp, clean, open, rounded.
A slanted monospaced sans with clean, low-friction curves and straight strokes that keep a steady mechanical rhythm. Terminals are mostly blunt and unbracketed, with rounded joins in bowls and smooth, elliptical counters. The uppercase is narrow and upright in structure but consistently leaned, while the lowercase stays compact and clear with simple, single-storey forms (notably a and g) and a modest, readable aperture in letters like c and e. Figures are straightforward and evenly set to the same advance width, supporting consistent alignment in columns.
Well suited for code editors, terminal displays, and other environments where monospaced alignment is important, such as logs, tables, and configuration text. It also works for compact UI labeling, captions, and technical documentation where a calm, consistent texture and quick scanning are priorities.
The overall tone is pragmatic and contemporary, with an engineer-like clarity that feels suited to interfaces and tools. Its italic stance adds motion and emphasis without turning expressive or decorative, keeping the voice reserved and functional.
The design appears intended as a practical monospaced italic for screen-forward workflows, balancing neutral sans forms with a steady grid fit. Its focus is on predictable spacing and clear silhouettes rather than stylistic flourish, making it a dependable choice for structured text and interface contexts.
Distinctive shapes—such as the angled diagonals in K/V/W/X and the clean, open forms in S and G—reinforce legibility at small sizes. The consistent character width and regular spacing produce a stable texture in paragraphs, while the slant makes keywords and short strings stand out naturally.