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Device Fonts is 30!

This seemed like a good time to catalogue every release, from my early FontFonts right up to designs that haven’t been released yet.

“Typeractive” is now fully funded, but copies are still available up until we go to press – which should be in a week or so. Follow...


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We are open-sourcing Primework.

The web doesn't need another HTML replacement.

It needs better tools for the problems HTML and CSS weren't designed to solve.

Primework is a precision rendering framework that complements the web platform. Use browser primitives where they already work well, and use Primework where deterministic rendering, advanced...

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Over centuries, the Latin script became simplified to adapt to various constraints, notably those of typographic technology.
Ultimately, even italics, which best represent the Western identity in scribal form—with all the attendant complexities—dropped the fancy ligatures and flourishes, and became, in the 20th century sans, a sloped version of the roman. 
But there is...

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▌ https://fontcolle.com ▐



Google Fonts is a great place to dig for treasure, but its filtering is far too weak. Right now I can only filter for Variable Font

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Hi everyone,

I'm currently building a browser-based Unicode text generator that converts plain text into different styles such as cursive, script, bold, small caps, and other Unicode variants.

While the technical side is straightforward, I'm much more interested in the typography and usability aspects.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on a few questions:


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