Cake Mono is a monospaced version of Cake Sans, developed for use on the CakeType website. It adds Cake Sans’s undeniable flair to coding, office correspondence, and screenplays – Hollywood, here we come! To make each letter advance the same width, certain forms (i, j, l, t) took cues from a typeface used for the Robotron 202 typewriter, also known as Optima 202. Alternates for these glyphs are available via stylistic sets. Like its sibling Cake Sans, Cake Mono looks wide-eyed at the world. Cake Mono comes in three styles and supports Latin Extended including Vietnamese, and Cyrillic. See the PDF specimen for the complete character set and OpenType feature overviews. Related typefaces: Cake Sans, Cake Stencil, Cake Type and Oigle. The in-use images were designed by Paul McNeil. (Thanks!)