Cyrillization
In various scenarios, you might need help implementing Cyrillic alphabet characters into a font. For instance, you are designing a font and planning to add Cyrillic alphabets support, but you don’t speak any Cyrillic-based languages. Or maybe you are entering new markets and need to integrate Cyrillic characters into the existing corporate font?
In our opinion, Cyrillization should only be commissioned from native speakers with proven broad experience in font design. We believe that TypeType type foundry meets the following criteria:
- We deeply care for and respect the Cyrillic alphabet. Native speakers of Russian, Ukrainian, and Belarusian languages work for us.
- All commercial and free fonts launched under the TypeType name support Cyrillic characters by default.
- We have already delivered several commissioned cyrillization projects. Please email us if you have any questions.
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