Scada Regular

Scada Regular is a contemporary sans-serif typeface originally designed as a custom corporate identity project for the Latvian design studio, Scada. Created by the prolific type designer Jovanny Lemonad, the font was developed to provide a unique, modern aesthetic that maintains high legibility across both digital and physical media. Its design language is characterized by a balance between geometric precision and humanist warmth, featuring subtle details that give it a professional yet approachable character.

Following its initial private use, Scada was released as an open-source project under the SIL Open Font License. This transition allowed it to become a staple in the design community, particularly for those seeking a sophisticated alternative to mainstream sans-serifs. The typeface's clean lines and balanced proportions make it exceptionally versatile, performing well in various environments from intricate UI components to large-scale editorial layouts.