The FontClip Blog
Guides on how Unicode text actually behaves — why it breaks, where it works, and what it costs you in accessibility and search. Written to answer the questions the generator itself cannot.
Unicode ExplainedWhy Your Fancy Text Shows as Boxes (and How to Fix It)
Empty boxes mean the reading device has no glyph for a character. How to tell tofu apart from U+FFFD and U+FFFC, and which Unicode blocks survive everywhere.
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Platform GuidesWhy Some Fonts Break on iPhone but Work on Android
The character is identical on both platforms. What differs is the font stack: iOS ships one, Android ships hundreds.
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AccessibilityAre Fancy Fonts Accessible? What Screen Readers Actually Read
Styled text swaps letters for different Unicode characters. What screen readers announce, and where to draw the line.
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Style GuidesGothic vs Blackletter vs Old English: A Typography Primer
Blackletter is the family, Fraktur is one branch, Old English is a typeface name. What each term means, and the two alphabets Unicode actually ships.
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