What term do you use to refer to a capital I that looks like this in a sans serif design?
https://typo.social/system/media_attachments/files/116/024/952/634/006/207/original/2869a44da5dec103.png
@nprofile1q... Depending on prevalence/purpose of the serifs in a sans:
Unambiguous I, I with vestigial serifs (maybe), seriffed I, seriffed I.
Respective examples: ITC Officina Sans, Orator (note B, D), Bungee, Menlo.
Unambiguous I, I with vestigial serifs (maybe), seriffed I, seriffed I.
Respective examples: ITC Officina Sans, Orator (note B, D), Bungee, Menlo.