A corner coffee shop needs a vertical sidewalk banner that reads from half a block away. Bungee Rotated, drawn by David Jonathan Ross, fits that job: a sans-serif in a single Regular weight, one of the djrrb fonts Ross keeps on GitHub. Having only one weight narrows your choices in a useful way. You stop auditing a family and start deciding how big the word gets and how it sits in the frame.

Away from the sign shop it keeps earning its place on skate deck graphics, small-press comic covers, merch tees for a local festival lineup, and numbered wayfinding panels at an outdoor venue. All of those want letters that stay legible when they are printed large and read in a hurry. Language support reaches past 298 Latin-based languages, so a bilingual event program in Czech or Turkish will not send you hunting for a substitute halfway through the layout.

Sizing takes some attention. At display sizes the letters want a little more tracking than the default spacing gives them, especially in short words where the shapes come close together, so nudge the letterspacing up and judge it printed rather than on screen. Below caption size it stops doing you any favors, so keep it in headlines and short labels, and hand running paragraphs to a plainer text face. Open license, commercial use allowed, download below.