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Re: Recommendations on building a foundry website
The site is from 2016 and quite outdated but it does the job, for now. We’re using a custom-developed backend and frontend. Under the hood it uses a PHP backend (how outdated!) and an AngularJS fron…4 -
Re: How do you make a living as an independent type designer?
Just about the foundry naming: Grilli Type is doing fine, and I’m still amazed at our weird name 15 years into our journey. No offense intended, but I would strongly recommend to ignore that advice.4 -
Re: Should a Desktop License include Use in Online Design Tools?
This is because most users of Canva are in a corporate environment where templates are set up once, and then exported with some adjustments. These exports are usually not edited by a designer but by …4 -
Re: Should a Desktop License include Use in Online Design Tools?
It should include the use of tools like Figma. It does not necessarily need to include the use of tools like Canva, which might be better served with a license that focuses on the numerical output (h…3 -
Re: OpenType feature to transform (c) to ©
We once were young and foolish and thought this was a smart idea, too. So we did it for (c), for TM, and for other things. We still get support requests from the versions we sold years ago with this …4
