Hello.

In recent years I have been developing a writing system for my conlang.

I would love to create a font for typing on the computer.

I see that many people in this community create their fonts very competently, with beautiful results.

My writing system is a mix between abugida and ideograms, therefore, it is somewhat more complex than simply replace a Latin letter with a corresponding symbol.

I recognize that creating this font is a challenge, but could you suggest a website or software I could use to begin this endeavor?

Thank you!

it's decimal and i use taw (x), the last letter of phoenician as zero.

just fun idea to honor one of the earliest iteration of alphabet.

there's typo, i writes the standard x number instead of the cursive v in 13,450,368 :D

With the release of CCS 50 and Biblaridion's final choice(unless he makes changes that he'd announce in the recap for the finale, I think I need to revise the names of the glyphs and diacritics.

Glyphs(main):

1. m-,-Al: mal/maal
2. n-,-ir: nir/niir
3. b-,-Ur: bor/boor
4. t-,-il: til/tiil
5. t-,-???: t???
6. d-: d???
7. k-,-Ul: kol/kool
8. k-,-Am: kam/kaam
9. q-,-Um: qom/qoom
10. s-,-in: sin/siin
11. h-,-???: h???
12. h-,-Un: hon/hoon
13. r-,-???: r???
14. r-,-im: rim/riim
15. l-,-???: ???
16. y-,-???: y???
17. w-,-Ar: war/waar
18. A: a???
19. i: ???
20. U: o???
21. sC: ???
22. hC: ???
23. yC/(Cy?): ???
24. wC/(Cw?): ???
25. rC: ???
26. final converter: ???
27. long vowel diacritic: ???
28. geminate diacritic: ???
29. rounding diacritic: ???
30. lowering diacritic: ???
31. pause/comma equivalent: ???
32. period equivalent: ???

A number of these names would need to be words from the language, whatever the protoforms would've been.