This specimen is a Foundation > Typography adjunct. It is a visual QA tool for variable font axes, not a public component module. Use it to inspect Roboto Flex axes and the shared GRAD behavior between text and Material Symbols icons.
한국어 Korean Display
Variable fonts in mixed scripts
한글과 영문이 섞인 본문에서도 가변폰트 axes가 어떻게 적용되는지 확인합니다. Roboto Flex has 13 variable axes, while Noto Sans KR has wght. Mixed-script line-height parity is maintained via base.css §7.
label small 11px
Each character below is rendered by the font in its layer: Roboto Flex handles Latin + numbers + currency (₩, ¥, £, €) + arrows + math operators + Greek + Cyrillic; Noto Sans KR handles Hangul; Material Symbols Rounded handles iconography (forbidden in post content — theme chrome only).
Axismundi 2026 — ₩12,000 → 3.14 ≤ 10 ≈ π
한국어 본문에서 영문 Roboto와 한글 Noto Sans KR이 자연스럽게 섞입니다. Numbers (12,345), currency (₩, ¥, £, €), arrows (← → ↑ ↓), math (≈ ≠ ≤ ≥, π, μ), Greek (α β γ Δ Ω), Cyrillic (Ж Д Я) all render via Roboto Flex.
5-star rating, rendered as icons (NOT as ★ glyphs in Roboto — that codepoint is not in Roboto Flex):
GRAD axis is shared between Roboto Flex (text) and Material Symbols (icons). Move the GRAD slider to see both update simultaneously — this is the implementation of M3 spec's "match grade between text and symbols for harmonious visual effect."