User-friendly designers aim for a very precise x-height of 68-69%. Basically, avoid squashed or low letterforms. list ...

to read, depending on the font choice. Read on to see why. You make font choices every day. You pick type designs each time you use a word processor, read an e-book, send an email, prepare a ...

"This typeface may have been designed in the 1950s," says Steve Campion, creative director at Good Noise. "But it came to prominence in the 80s when a designer, Kevin Thatcher, adapted it in 1981 for ...

The aim was to avoid “making a font inspired by a virus or even call it a ‘Covid’ sort of name. I wanted to stay away from that negativity and just highlight the fact that we were working all together ...