Panel
Proportional serif
The water’s lovely.
5 weights
Roman + italic
Panel Swim Club
An original type specimenScroll to get
your feet wet ↓
An original type specimenScroll to get
your feet wet ↓
01 / The whole familyFour related voices
Same water.
Different strokes.
One collection, four ways to speak. Pair a generous serif headline with a clear sans paragraph. Put either mono to work when every character needs the same amount of space.
Panel Sans
Proportional sans
Open to everyone.
5 weights
Roman + italic
Panel Mono
Monospaced serif
06:30 EARLY BIRDS
5 weights
Roman + italic
Panel Sans Mono
Monospaced sans
lane.open = true;
5 weights
Roman + italic
All related. Never identical.
4 families × 5 weights × 2 styles = 40 fonts02 / Poolside, in Panel
One family can run
the whole place.
Panel Swimming SocietyAfter hours / No. 04
DEEP
END
For thoughts that won’t fit
in the shallow bit.
Panel Black / Light Italic / Panel Sans
The club towel / Hang in there.
PANEL100% CHARACTER
Today’s
good plans.
Serious lengths
Leisurely widths
Floating opinions
Absolutely no emails
All speeds welcome.
Walking indoors, please.
Panel / Panel Mono / Panel Sans
Pool notesNo. 04 / An afternoon well spent
The art of
doing nothing
The first length is for the things you brought with you. The list. The deadline. The sentence that would not behave. By the second, the water has a few suggestions of its own. Look up. Follow the light across the tiles. Let somebody faster pass. There is no prize for finishing an afternoon early. Stay for another length, or sit on the edge and let your feet do the thinking. Either way, you are making excellent progress.
Panel Regular08
An excellent use
of your afternoon.
Panel Light Italic / Panel Sans Mono09
Even the pool has a back end.
Orderly.
Up to a point.
Two monos for schedules, interfaces, and the code that keeps it all afloat.
Laps
A little exercise for your numerals.
pool.tsFour lanes. No tabs.
const pool = {
lanes: 4,
styles: 40,
mood: 'buoyant',
};
function takeALap(lane: number) {
return lane >= 1 &&
lane <= pool.lanes;
}✓ All lanes openNo emails detected
03 / A little structureFrom one idea to forty styles
It started
in a lane.
Mark Caneso began Panel as a monospaced design: lively letters sharing a fixed amount of space. The idea grew into four coordinated families, from expressive serif to practical sans, with two monos keeping the rhythm.
Meet Panel at ps Type ↗Panel / Proportional widths
Panel Mono / 740 units per character
The mono gives every letter the same advance. The proportional serif gives each one the room it needs.
04 / The scenic routeOpen-loop terminals
A lovely way
to go around.
Panel’s open-loop terminals curl back on themselves, leaving a pocket of space inside the letter.
Here, Panel Mono Light Italic trades its usual endings for a set of looping alternates. Same rhythm. A rather different mood.
Permission to take your time.
fancya dip?
Panel Mono / Light Italic
Follow the curl.
Choose a letter. See where it goes.
This is one face’s stylistic set. Available alternates vary across the family. Explore them in the tester.
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05 / The practical pool40 REAL FACES / YOUR WORDS
Your words.
Take them for a swim.
Pick a family, set a weight, and try your own text. The pool is yours.
Panel / Black
A PLACE TO START
OpenType options 7 for this face
Try an option here. Its sample changes even when your own text has no matching characters.
06 / The character poolLETTERS / NUMBERS / BEAUTIFUL EXTRAS
Every character
gets a turn.
Find a letter, number, or mark. Select it for a closer look.
Start with the main set, or explore every glyph, including the alternates without a Unicode character.
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Every supplied face is here. Alternate forms are drawn from the font’s own outlines, so even glyphs without a keyboard character can be seen.
07 / An afternoon offThree ways in. Something lovely to take home.
How do you
do nothing?
Take a short swim through the club. Choose a route. Find something peculiar. Leave with a print for your wall.
Choose your company, your pace, your peculiar discoveries.
Every route makes a different specimen.
No stopwatch.
No wrong turns.