International Design Talks

Talks in der Kategorie “Font Technology”

Connecting Scripts: Building bridges between Latin and Hangul

Connecting Scripts: Building bridges between Latin and Hangul

Minjoo Ham
EN
FontTools/TTX -- The Power of Python for OpenType

FontTools/TTX -- The Power of Python for OpenType

Just van Rossum, Behdad Esfahbod
EN
HT LetterSpacer: Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Automatic Spacing But Were Afraid to Ask

HT LetterSpacer: Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Automatic Spacing But Were Afraid to Ask

Sol Matas
EN
Panel Discussion: Tools and shapes

Panel Discussion: Tools and shapes

Gerry Leonidas, Ferdinand Ulrich, Verena Gerlach, Malou Verlomme, Fred Smeijers
EN
How to let students step into the unknown universe of VF

How to let students step into the unknown universe of VF

Verena Gerlach, Maciej Połczyński
EN
A designer perspective on OpenType Font Variations—chances and risks

A designer perspective on OpenType Font Variations—chances and risks

Jean-Baptiste Levée
EN
Type in the Expanded Field

Type in the Expanded Field

Ksenya Samarskaya
EN
Glyphs 2.3 and the GlyphsSDK: Latest Developments

Glyphs 2.3 and the GlyphsSDK: Latest Developments

Rainer Erich Scheichelbauer, Georg Seifert
EN
Interpolation and Curve Technicalities

Interpolation and Curve Technicalities

Luc(as) de Groot
EN
The Next Big Thing in Type?

The Next Big Thing in Type?

UMPRUM Academy in Prague
EN
Variable fonts in Glyphs

Variable fonts in Glyphs

Georg Seifert, Rainer Erich Scheichelbauer
EN
Font Bakery

Font Bakery

Lasse Fister
EN
FontLab VI: Variations Included

FontLab VI: Variations Included

Adam Twardoch
EN
Variable Fonts: Progress Report

Variable Fonts: Progress Report

Dan Rhatigan
EN
Constrained. Unconstrained. Variable.

Constrained. Unconstrained. Variable.

John Hudson
EN
RoboFont#.#

RoboFont#.#

Frederik Berlaen
EN

Responsive, dynamic, interactive, reactive, variable: How can type influence how we design written communication?

Bianca Berning
EN
Steps Forward in Windows and OpenType

Steps Forward in Windows and OpenType

Peter Constable
EN