«NU Siya» is an experimental text typeface that reflected the 9:16 aspect ratio into Hangul font design. Within the fundamental 1000 UPM (Units Per Em) system of Hangul glyphs, the 9:16 ratio is standardized, setting a narrow and tall rectangle of 562 units wide by 1000 units high as the reference grid.
This structure both reflects the visual experience of digital environments and a typographic density that allows more information to fit within a narrower width. In particular, it has advantages in vertical layouts and scroll-based reading, where text can be seen more frequently and more rapidly. «NU Siya» is a typeface that reflects the sensibility of the scroll era and the change in information density in its typographic form.