Fonts

Will Variable Fonts Replace Font Families?

This article uses the Letterhend editorial framework: starting from a question close to a designer’s experience, exploring changes in typographic... Read More

Why is web typography just starting to evolve?

For years, typography on the web felt like a solved problem. We relied on a standard structure: headings, paragraphs, navigation,... Read More

Sans Serif Is Not Always Modern

There is a long-standing assumption in the design world: if you want to make something look modern, use a sans... Read More

Why Do We Remember Shapes/Visuals More Easily Than Names?

Have you ever recognized a logo purely from its shape, even before reading its name? Or remembered a font by... Read More

We Are Moving Too Fast to Follow Trends

There is something intriguing about how design trends spread today. A visual style can emerge in one corner, capture widespread... Read More

Upload and Use OpenType Fonts in Canva (Access Ligature & Kerning)

⚠️ ACCOUNT REQUIREMENT WARNING: The feature to upload custom fonts and utilize exclusive OpenType features such as ligatures and precise... Read More

Making a design is easy now. Making it stand out is the hard part

Something has shifted in the way we make design. A few years ago, producing a professional-looking visual required a combination... Read More

Serif is not always formal

There is a reason why serif is often the default choice when a brand wants to appear elegant, sophisticated, or... Read More

Why do almost all premium skincare brands use thin font?

Take a look at a shelf of premium skincare products. You do not need to read the brand names or... Read More