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Re: Is there a standard way (a symbol or icon) to indicate that a font is variable?
@mitradranirban That is indeed the OpenType logo, a half teal (blue-green), half black, italic O. General design was by somebody else. I made a font version of the icon, back at the time.1 -
Re: Advice on Advertising?
* As a reader, what kind of ad placement or formats are you okay with? Gosh, no idea. * Of course I have lots of ideas, but what kind of advertisers would you like to see in a newsletter about typogr…1 -
Re: Is there a standard way (a symbol or icon) to indicate that a font is variable?
Nope! There was a standard icon invented for the OpenType format. We should have done something similar for variable fonts. Of course, even the name was hard to agree on. The Microsoft and Apple folk…2 -
Re: New UAE Dirham Currency Symbol
The proposal seems to reflect the same confusion between a logo/icon and a currency symbol that we saw in the euro symbol specifications from the EU. It is unfortunate that they will (once again) lea…6 -
Re: "No style grouping conflict" issue on Monotype Font Platform
Fwiw, Fontbakery has sort of just ended development. Fontspector — a Rust-based version of Fontbakery — is in active development, pretty much functional now, and several orders of magnitude faster. I…3
