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Font characteristics
Character height =
Weight
Stroke width, called weight - roman, regular, bold, thin, italic/oblique thickness of the character outlines relative to height
- Hairline
- Thin
- Ultra-light
- Extra-light
- Light
- Book
- Normal / regular / roman / plain
- Medium
- Demi-bold / semi-bold
- Bold
- Extra-bold / extra
- Heavy
- Black
- Extra-black
- Ultra-black / ultra
(normal, regular and plain)
Slope - Style, Angle - normal, roman or upright
Width - Character Width - compressed, condensed or narrow. proportional or monospaced(fixed-width), (tabular) digits,
Optimal size
Poster - larger than 72 point
Display - 19–72 point
Subhead - 14–18 point
(Regular) - 10–13 point
Small Text (SmText) - 8–10 point
Caption - 6–8 point
Metrics
Font metrics refers to metadata consisting of numeric values relating to size and space in the font overall, or in its individual glyphs. Font-wide metrics include cap height, x-height, ascender height, descender depth, and the font bounding box.
Serifs
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