Curved endings

María Ramos

I am having some problems with the alignment of the curved endings of typeface design. If I align the corners below de cap height and above the baseline the result when I print them is unpredictable, and some stems look shorter than others. 
On the other hand, if I align the corners with the cap height and the baseline, the letters that end with vertical stems look bigger than those ending in horizontal strokes.
I have thought about including an alignment zone below the cap height and above the baseline, but I suppose that would result in too many alignment zones.
Any advice? Thanks!

Christian Thalmann

Couldn't you have a single alignment zone that starts below cap height and ends above it?

It's what I'm currently doing in my Bold to manage the slanted stem tops:

María Ramos

Easy! Thank you @Christian Thalmann, when one is working for a long time in something any small inconvenient seem bigger than it really is