• okayishdefaults 5 hours ago
    I'm unsure if "no descenders" provides increased clarity. For example, lowercase q is easy to recognize because your eyes are already drawn to it being one of few characters that descend. In the case of this font, you have a small uppercase Q as the lowercase q. This feels like it accomplishes the opposite of this stated benefit.
  • kurtis_reed 10 hours ago
    What's the benefit of no descenders?
  • lhmiles 8 hours ago
    Cool! I love it! To really show it off you could compare yours vs a regular one with line height = 0.9 or something
  • jiehong 5 hours ago
    Ancient Latin and Ancient Greek also did just that: lowercase didn’t exist yet.

    Makes me want to try and write code in uppercase only (or not).

    I like the theme of the website, though!

  • treetalker 4 hours ago
    The qu i ck brown f ox jumps over the lazy do 9
  • wildlogic 12 hours ago
    Hey, this is my first font design, constructive criticism welcome! Thanks.
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    • JSR_FDED 6 hours ago
      Love how legible this is. Exactly how my brain (trained on 8-bit micros) expects a font to look!
    • whiterook6 7 hours ago
      It's very nice, but why? The lack of descenders makes it slightly harder to read. More of the letters look the same.