KP Programmer NBP, created by Nate Halley, is a free geometric sans serif with an unusually lean, engineered build. Tall letters mix squared shoulders with tight curves and abrupt diagonal cuts. The strokes stay light and spare.
Its retro-computer character suits software branding and game graphics with a slightly eccentric view of technology. The narrow proportions also fit futuristic music posters. In editorial design, it can make section titles part of a publication's technical theme.