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Rosetta - Considerations in multilingual type design

https://rosettatype.com/articles/2015-02-16-considerations-in-multilingual-type-design

Text: Reading is my passion Drawing: A person with a phone in their hands and a book in their lap. A person with a book in their hands, distracted by the passing of a fly. A person napping with a book on their face.

“The shapes might look allied, but the message they convey may be very different in each script.” https://rosettatype.com/articles/2015-02-16-considerations-in-multilingual-type-design

120 days after pushing my first commit, I’m considering Bobtail ‘feature complete enough’ 😎 Expect a more detailed rundown soon!

In the meantime, it’s now open to anyone who wants to try it out: http://bobtail.app

how you do stuff is just as important as what stuff you do

Welcome to the intermittent reading club 🫠

Brian Eno, asking the real question:

"Why aren't programmes for grown-ups made with the same assumptions: viz, people are inpatient, want results quickly, prefer good rapport to endless options, are more concerned about easy usability than high fidelity"

📣 Say hi to Bobtail, a riff on the vibes of old-school forums, a deliberately unwalled garden for small communities. I’m getting closer to an open beta, and I’d love to start letting folks try it out. Sign up for an updates-only email list here: https://buttondown.email/bobtail

The number of times I've test emailed myself to make sure my email is working while waiting for responses from companies...

Ah, the true instinctive design process, down and to the right.

‘As little design as possible’ often requires as much design as possible

my toxic trait when updating my website is trying to add all the coded CSS and JS animations in and not focussing on getting the basic information up

Seeing lots of "fractional" job titles recently

Straddling two teams at work; each has a fantastic PM, each with their own idiosyncratic methods. All this to say: there’s no one way to do good work.

Late-stage capitalism is big tech genuinely seeing loneliness as a multi-billion-dollar opportunity.

Has anyone made a kit you can buy online for a killer home office setup (e.g., DSLR, big aperture lens, Camlink, key lights, etc.?) that all plays nice together? Feels like the possibility of bad choices when assembling this setup piecemeal is sky high.

👋 I’ll be at Config in June. I want to hear about the cool things you’re making!

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