Good type against all odds(unsung.aresluna.org)
187 points by firloop | 24 comments
A blog post on Unsung, a software craft and quality blog, titled "Good type against all odds" about typography done well under constraints.
37 stories tagged fonts, newest first.
187 points by firloop | 24 comments
A blog post on Unsung, a software craft and quality blog, titled "Good type against all odds" about typography done well under constraints.
388 points by plaguna | 81 comments
Landing page for Furifont, a Japanese font that renders furigana readings above kanji via ligatures, with downloads and a customization builder.
699 points by otobrglez | 286 comments
Homepage of Iosevka, an open-source sans-serif and slab-serif monospace font family, with download, customization, repository, and specimen links.
380 points by sohkamyung | 62 comments
GitHub repository for a photo-based reconstruction of Commodore 64 keycap lettering, providing desktop fonts, a webfont, editable outlines, and a specimen.
51 points by steffoz | 31 comments
DatoCMS blog post on handling less common scripts like Myanmar in localization, including fixing dotted-circle rendering issues with Noto fonts.
24 points by ampdot | 10 comments
An X post showing a prototype font in which every LLM token is rendered at equal width, illustrating how models see text and their quirks.
80 points by z-mach9 | 16 comments
A web tool and demo that compiles a font plus an LLM tokenizer into a token-space font where every token renders at equal width.
836 points by MitPitt | 121 comments
Bastardica is a web tool that mixes two fonts by replacing every Nth glyph using OpenType ligatures, running Python client-side via WASM.
448 points by GavinAnderegg | 180 comments
Landing page introducing Nebula Sans, a humanist sans-serif typeface designed for legibility in digital and print applications.
324 points by dcminter | 51 comments
Marcin Wichary's long illustrated essay (6,100 words, 600 photos) about a ubiquitous engraving font seen throughout Manhattan.
409 points by ExMachina73 | 198 comments
A Rands in Repose essay praising the typography of Blade Runner's title cards, set in Goudy Oldstyle, and reflecting on appreciating type design.
689 points by ray__ | 153 comments
Mixfont experiment page for Decoy Font, a TTF font where each letter contains a decoy glyph intended to hide typed text from AI readers.
376 points by aleda145 | 43 comments
Design process page telling the story of Shantell Sans, a handwriting-inspired marker-style typeface, with download links.
463 points by _vaporwave_ | 59 comments
A Typeset in the Future blog post explaining typographic techniques that make text look futuristic, drawing on science fiction film and design conventions.
437 points by rendx | 145 comments
FontCrafter is a free in-browser tool that converts scanned handwriting samples into installable font files like OTF, TTF, and WOFF2.
359 points by italophil | 615 comments
Reuters article reporting that Secretary of State Marco Rubio ordered the State Department to switch from Calibri back to Times New Roman; captured page shows a captcha.
1086 points by ChrisArchitect | 130 comments
Emily Sneddon's essay on Fran Sans, a typeface inspired by the segmented destination displays on San Francisco Muni light rail trains.
562 points by fibo | 75 comments
Brutalita is a browser-based experimental font and editor that lets users create, edit, and download their own monospace-style font.
530 points by JdeBP | 113 comments
Page presenting Two Slice, a 2-pixel-tall font with upper and lowercase variants, a live text box for trying it, and a CC BY-SA download.
390 points by ibobev | 121 comments
A blog post by a graphics programmer explaining techniques for rendering crisp, high-quality text on the GPU.
1308 points by todsacerdoti | 375 comments
A fediverse post on an Iceshrimp instance titled "You wouldn't steal a font"; the post content did not load in the capture.
329 points by nmcfarl | 158 comments
Microsoft Design article introducing Kermit, a typeface designed to help children learn to read and write.
711 points by robinhouston | 104 comments
Marcin Wichary's long illustrated essay (6,100 words, 600 photos) about a ubiquitous font seen across Manhattan.
382 points by rootforce | 101 comments
Download page for Comic Mono, a legible monospace font forked from Shannon Miwa's Comic Shanns, with TTF downloads and a list of differences.
719 points by fanf2 | 197 comments
Braille Institute page offering the free Atkinson Hyperlegible font, designed to improve readability for people with low vision.
586 points by microflash | 123 comments
A Glyph Drawing Club blog post describing a font that performs syntax highlighting on its own using OpenType color font features.
456 points by azhenley | 95 comments
Blog post by Chevy Ray describing how he used Rust tooling to create a megapack of 175 pixel fonts.
554 points by fuglede_ | 142 comments
Project page for llama.ttf, a font file that embeds a Llama language model and inference engine via HarfBuzz's Wasm shaper.
693 points by Bluestein | 85 comments
Interactive Tetris Font by Erik and Martin Demaine that renders entered text as animated falling Tetris pieces, with GIF and SVG download options.
373 points by lsferreira42 | 120 comments
GitHub repository for nanofont3x4, a tiny readable 3x4 pixel bitmap font with lowercase letters covering all ASCII symbols.
480 points by davidbarker | 148 comments
Landing page for Monaspace, GitHub Next's superfamily of monospaced fonts for code, with download and learn-more links.
393 points by OliverGilan | 83 comments
Homepage for B612, an open source, highly legible font family designed and tested for aircraft cockpit screens.
453 points by _emacsomancer_ | 124 comments
Personal blog post by Lin Yangchen about typesetting a thesis in the 17th-century Fell Types font instead of uniform digital fonts like Caslon and Garamond.
421 points by 2143 | 167 comments
Sweden's official brand guidelines page on typography, featuring the national typeface Sweden Sans.
419 points by nickswalker | 60 comments
GitHub repository with a set of dot matrix fonts styled after TfL's London Underground arrivals boards.
475 points by orhmeh09 | 127 comments
GitHub repository for Times New Bastard, a font that is Times New Roman except every seventh letter is set in a jarring sans serif.
337 points by skogstokig | 165 comments
Product page for a Cantonese font that displays color-coded Jyutping pronunciation and tones above Chinese characters.