Open design-change opened 1 month ago
Hi @ravid-dubsteper @design-change! Can you please add sources in your repo so I can take a look to the font? A .glyphs file for example. Thank you!
Hi @ravid-dubsteper @design-change! Can you please add sources in your repo so I can take a look to the font? A .glyphs file for example. Thank you!
hi is this file like that? https://github.com/design-change/fira-sans-sustainable/blob/fira-sans-sustainble/final.vfc my font software trial has ended :(
Thank you! I managed to open it with Glyphs. I think that all the glyphset should follow the inline design :)
We will have a look with the team, I'll let you know if the project is accepted!
@emmamarichal thanks for pointing
But as a non-basic latin language user through years of frustration working with the base fonts blank, I decided to keep the rest of the characters that I didn't redesign in the original version instead of publishing blank characters.
You know fira is a very complex font to make every single character, especially as I have no knowledge of characters from languages I do not know, so I also did not want to create characters without knowledge that are wrong but seem correct to me - from experience even the most popular fonts have extended characters designed in a misleading way.
and as I try to point everywhere, this is just my redesign of the fira and I do not attribute authorship to the base font.
Therefore these are my design decisions
Font Project Git Repo URL: https://github.com/design-change/fira-sans-sustainable-google-fonts
Super short description of the Font Family: fira sans re-design for ink & paper usage optimization • ryman eco project inspired • inline font with original way for extra reduction & kerning optimization in case • humanistic design to improve readability, narrow enough to reduce the number of printed pages, with high readability when optimisation is also a reduction in text size •
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