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Services we provide
We are a team of experienced professionals dedicated to providing custom font solutions to our clients. Our goal is to leverage industry-leading technology to ensure complete client satisfaction. The services we provide include:
✌ Custom font design:
We take our time understanding client requirements and creating dedicated solutions to fulfill them. We excel at creating dedicated font designs from scratch. Quality work and client satisfaction are our priorities.Â
✌ Integration of research and development:
It is best if you already have a design to provide us with references. However, if not, we have got your back. Our design and marketing team works in coordination to facilitate a user-focused font design.Â
✌ Professional Open-type development:
Our experienced professionals leverage industry-leading technology to provide advanced OTF solutions. We excel at kerning, adding contextual alternatives, ligatures, and other open-type features to make your business stand out from the competition.Â
What is the difference between TTF and OTF font formats?
OTF is an abbreviation for Open Type Font file. It is a vector font format that resulted from a collaboration between Microsoft and Adobe Systems in the mid-1990s. It was created as an upgrade to the TTF format. It provides various advanced functionality and abilities. In other words, it is the current standard for modern web typography.Â
TTF is an abbreviation for True type font file. It was developed in the ’80s by Apple and Microsoft to compete with Adobe’s postscript. OTF can carry different outline formats providing the developers with options. It makes it more versatile and a better choice than the TTF.Â
Why choose us?
💥 We provide various font formats including the web version, vector files, and desktop version for windows and Mac.Â
💥 We provide high-quality work and reiterate until client approval.Â
💥 Access to modern technology and skilled professionals to provide a dedicated solution for your project.
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