Lateral is a contemporary superfamily that revolves around the notion of sideways expansion. Its name comes from the Latin lateralis, “to the side”. In topographical anatomy, this term is used to specify a relative position, or to relate structures spatially to one another. On the macro level, the concept becomes manifest in the vast range of styles – the widest width takes up more than five times as much space than the narrowest one. On the micro level, it’s revealed in how the glyphs are constructed.
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Lateral is a contemporary superfamily that revolves around the notion of sideways expansion. Its name comes from the Latin lateralis, “to the side”. In topographical anatomy, this term is used to specify a relative position, or to relate structures spatially to one another. On the macro level, the concept becomes manifest in the vast range of styles – the widest width takes up more than five times as much space than the narrowest one. On the micro level, it’s revealed in how the glyphs are constructed.
A1 features 2 websites using Lateral, including Slush and Airloom. Browse these examples to see how designers pair it with different styles and layouts.
Websites using Lateral on A1 tend towards Techy, Animated, and Light design styles. They're most commonly built with Webflow.
You can get Lateral from the link above. Many fonts are available through Google Fonts, Adobe Fonts, or as web font files.