Amiko

Amiko is a sans-serif font with a clean, contemporary appearance and a useful range of three upright weights. Its 400, 600, and 700 styles can support everyday text as well as more prominent labels and headings. The supplied Devanagari, Latin, and Latin-ext subsets offer coverage across several writing systems.

Best suited for: Use Amiko for website navigation, interface labels, short articles, notices, and general-purpose branding. Regular weight can handle paragraphs and supporting copy, while the heavier styles help distinguish headings, buttons, section titles, or key information without introducing italics.

Design considerations: The normal style keeps the system visually consistent, so hierarchy will depend mainly on weight, size, spacing, and layout. Use 400 for sustained reading, 600 for secondary emphasis, and 700 for stronger headings or calls to action. Check the chosen size and line spacing carefully when combining Devanagari and Latin text.

Pairing guidance: Amiko can work well with a restrained serif for editorial contrast, especially when the serif is used for longer reading passages. For a more unified interface, pair it with another sans-serif that has a quieter texture and limited weight range. Keep the companion font distinct in role, rather than competing through similar bold headings.