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Hi! :)

About one year ago (link to the original post), I launched my very first commercial font, Shuffle.

The idea of building my own type foundry rather than just a single font stuck with me, and after all that time, I'm really excited to finally share Local Type Co.

For its debut, I couldn't go with anything other than revisiting Shuffle. What started as a single release has now evolved into a variable font with 2 axes and 12 static styles, including one that I made available completely free for personal and commercial use.

I've had a blast and learned SO MUCH throughout this process. From developing the typeface to figuring out the technical side of things, building the website, and actually getting everything ready for release, it's been quite a journey.

I'd love to hear what you think, both about the font and the website. Any feedback is genuinely appreciated!

If you'd like to see more of the project:

Behance → https://www.behance.net/gallery/256875113/Shuffle-Variable-Font

Instagram → https://instagram.com/localtypeco

Building something from the ground up isn't easy, so if you have any questions I can answer, I will be more than happy to do so!

I created a free handwitten font called myst before I work on my new font.

What got me curious is that, some aren't using them and other are using it.

Do you enable -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased or -moz-osx-font-smoothing: grayscale on your websites? Or do you prefer the browser's default font rendering? Curious to hear what other typographers and web designers recommend