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3. – Making sure letters don’t feel too clingy or too emotionally detached.
4. – The invisible line where letters politely sit, unless they’re feeling rebellious.
6. – The tiny decorative bits that make fonts look sophisticated or like they own a quill.
9. – The fine art of deciding which letters get to be close friends and which remain distant acquaintances.
10. – Telling words which ones are important and which ones should sit quietly in the back.

1. – When letters hold hands because they just vibe together.
2. – The font choice of people who think serifs are a bit too much.
5. – Controlling the space between lines so words don’t look like they’re socially distancing.
7. – The thing people call a font before you correct them.
8. Sans – The font that haunts typographers’ nightmares and inexplicably thrives in school newsletters.