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Josefin Slab

Among the 336 serifs, Josefin Slab has the second-smallest x-height relative to its capitals. It is one of the 60 families dated 2010, the earliest year in the repository’s records of when families were added.

Outlines drawn from the JosefinSlab file at weight 400. The dashed line is the median x-height of the serifs.
Measure, per 1,000 emJosefin SlabMedian of 354 serifs
Ascender (top of d)750747
Cap height (top of H)700700
x-height (top of x)375482
Descender (foot of p)−250−233
x-height ÷ cap height0.540.70
Average lowercase width479514
Ink coverage, a–z30.0%41.5%

Where it sitsEvery serif family is a dot

X-height across the 336 serifs with ascenders

302600

Just below: Markazi Text, Bellefair; just above: Parastoo, Sree Krushnadevaraya

Average lowercase width across the 354 serifs

2751,028

Just below: Judson, Mate; just above: Gentium Book Plus, Halant

Weights and styles

100200300400500600700800900

One variable file per style covers every weight from 100 to 700, with a matching italic; seven of the nine standard steps fall inside that range.

AxisTagRangeIn the library
Weightwght100 to 700545 families

Scripts1 subset · families sharing each

Inside the file

In the measured file: 216 glyphs and 214 mapped Unicode characters; one OpenType feature tag.

Measured neighboursClosest in proportion; differences per 1,000 em

Same designer

Santiago Orozco is credited on 18 other families in the library, from Josefin Sans (2010) to Belanosima (2023); the closest of them in x-height and width is Josefin Sans.

File: ofl/josefinslab, google/fonts 9862abc · font software © its authors, SIL Open Font License 1.1 · method