Hello,
My name is Haitham L. Nahari and I have been freelancing in the field of graphic design for +14 years. For the last few months I have been wondering if I can dive in to the type design world and develop my own fonts.
I know I am a newbie when it comes to type design so I have decided to start with a sans serif thinking that will make my life easier

Here are my very 1st letters and I would sincerely appreciate your time reviewing and sharing your inputs on this.
Regards!


Comments
But overall it feels proportionally correct, and is a good first start!
Also with your /3/ try a slightly taller / larger bottom half. It is just a touch too top-heavy and therefore the number looks upside down.
(The video is old and uses FontLab Studio 5, but that really doesn’t matter much for the issues/techniques involved.)
The P bowel is the same size as the current top of the B, should be slightly larger vertically than the current top section of the B.
I think your B makes the top and bottom elements the exact same size, which makes the top look bigger than the bottom, because pretty much all fonts have it smaller.
With E and F, you could raise the crossbar of the E a tiny bit, and/or lower the crossbar of the F a tiny bit. They should not align exactly the same.
In your lowercase rounds, is it possible that you have made the top thickness and the side thickness the same? Ah, wait, that is covered in the video I linked.
Good luck with this! It is a huge amount of work to make a font for the first time, but the really gratifying thing is that with so much to learn, at first you will make very quick progress and the improvements will come fast and furious!
Not 100% up to date, but a lot of concepts and things are rather evergreen.
@James Puckett
This is gold! I can't thank you enough.