Type families

Compare related forms without losing their shared structure.

A family is a group of drawings that can be compared as one system. The homepage use-case preview shows light, regular, and bold readings of Hamburgefontsiv, followed by Roman and Italic views. The separate interactive HOno study has its own weight and style controls.

Compare weights

Open Type families in the homepage use cases. Light, regular, and bold versions appear together. Look at stem thickness, interior space, and how the curves maintain their character as weight changes.

Compare styles

Open Form variations to compare Roman and Italic. The visible difference is more than a tilt: proportions and curves can change too.

Keep relationships visible

Use the contour and measure concepts as a way to inspect where drawings agree and diverge. The use-case specimens are typographic illustrations, not an automated family editor or downloadable font.