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IP Protection as an Art: TypeType’s Flexible Licensing Control Strategy

Drawing on their own experience, the specialists at TypeType explain how type foundries and designers can stop unlicensed use of their products and get additional revenue while avoiding reputational risk. In TypeType’s professional experience the popularity of a typeface is linked to the fact that it will be more likely used without an appropriate license—despite the fact that developing a single family can take years of meticulous work. We covered how font licensing works in detail here.

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Font Research: An Expert Approach to Brand Typography

Among TypeType Studio’s services, we offer typeface system research. Why do brands need such research, and how does it help them develop? How is it conducted? What does the research include, and how are the results interpreted? We answer these questions and show how it works in practice using the financial segment as an example.

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Proxima Nova Font: Alternatives, Pairings, and the Secrets of Its Popularity

Proxima Nova is one of the most recognizable sans-serif fonts in modern design. In this article, we’ll explore the history of the Proxima Nova font family, its graphic characteristics and composition, figure out what fonts go with Proxima Nova, what its best alternatives are, and what license you need to use it.

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Pangrams Explained: Meaning, Types, Usage and Complete List of Examples

If you’re interested in design, you’ve almost certainly come across the famous sentence about the quick brown fox and the lazy dog. Or perhaps one about a jived fox nymph and a quick waltz. These are pangrams—sentences that contain all the letters of the alphabet. In this article, we’ll provide a more detailed pangram definition, explain why these phrases are so important, and provide a list of the most popular pangrams in English.

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Bold Fonts: How to Use Them in Design

Font weight is a crucial characteristic that directly impacts the perception of an entire design. In this article, we’ll explore where and how to apply bold fonts, the different types that exist, and look at some examples of such fonts from the TypeType collection.

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What Are Bullet Points and How to Use Them?

In this article, we will break down what are bullet points, when to use bullet points effectively, how to format them correctly, and how to quickly insert bullet points using a shortcut key in Microsoft Word, Google Docs, Excel, PowerPoint, and Adobe InDesign. At the same time, we will show bullet points examples and explain why a list with bullet points is a fully-fledged tool for working with text.

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Avenir Font Guide: History, Styles, Pairings, Best Alternatives & Similar Fonts

The TypeType studio works with fonts every day—from selecting typefaces for interfaces to developing custom font families for branding. Therefore, in this article, we will break down the Avenir font completely: how Avenir versions differ, what styles it has, where it is best used, how to pick a font pairing, and what worthy alternatives exist—including options from TypeType.

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Fonts for Social Media: How to Create a Unique Visual Style Online

In this article, we will break down how to choose fonts for social media for various formats and platforms, which typographic techniques work best, and offer a selection of the best 10 fonts for social media post creation from the TypeType studio for posts, stories, videos, and graphics. The TypeType studio has been creating fonts for branding, media, and digital products for over 12 years, and many of these solutions are already working successfully online.

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10 Best Fonts for Cricut Projects in 2025

It’s important to choose your font for a Cricut project carefully—an unsuitable choice can complicate cutting, make the text unreadable, and ruin the entire design. In this article, we’ll explore how to choose the best fonts for Cricut and how to use them correctly in the Cricut Design Space app. Plus, a curated list of suitable fonts from the TypeType collection awaits you.

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