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.
| Measure, per 1,000 em | Josefin Slab | Median of 354 serifs |
|---|---|---|
| Ascender (top of d) | 750 | 747 |
| Cap height (top of H) | 700 | 700 |
| x-height (top of x) | 375 | 482 |
| Descender (foot of p) | −250 | −233 |
| x-height ÷ cap height | 0.54 | 0.70 |
| Average lowercase width | 479 | 514 |
| Ink coverage, a–z | 30.0% | 41.5% |
Where it sitsEvery serif family is a dot
X-height across the 336 serifs with ascenders
Just below: Markazi Text, Bellefair; just above: Parastoo, Sree Krushnadevaraya
Average lowercase width across the 354 serifs
Just below: Judson, Mate; just above: Gentium Book Plus, Halant
Weights and styles
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.
| Axis | Tag | Range | In the library |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weight | wght | 100 to 700 | 545 families |
Scripts1 subset · families sharing each
- Latin1,843
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