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Make Your Variable Fonts Better | Adam Twardoch | Tech Talks 2021
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In this presentation, Adam Twardoch will demonstrate how to use FontLab 7 and several other applications to check variable font projects. All popular font editors now have some mechanisms for designing variable fonts and exporting them as variable OpenType fonts and static instances. Type developers may use FontLab or any other font editor for their variable designs—in any case, it’s useful to test and check how a font performs in several apps. The more axes, masters, and glyphs a project has, the more care needed to go into testing and proofing.
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