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The word big shown plain, bold and fullwidth at the same heightStyle Guides
August 7, 20268 min read

Big Text: An Illusion, Not a Font Size

Unicode cannot resize text. How big text generators fake it, which styles read largest, and the ASCII-art confusion.

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Strikethrough text in long stroke, short stroke and diagonal variantsStyle Guides
August 6, 20267 min read

Strikethrough Text: One Mark, Four Variants

Unicode strikethrough is one overlay mark repeated per letter. The four variants, the double character cost, and when native strikethrough wins.

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The word weird in circled, squared and upside-down stylesStyle Guides
August 4, 20268 min read

Weird Text: The Six Blocks Behind Strange Letters

Six unrelated Unicode blocks, wildly different costs, and one that quietly turns your word into country flags.

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The word cursed in plain text beside the same word covered in stacked combining marksStyle Guides
July 27, 20268 min read

Cursed Text: How the Glitch Effect Is Actually Built

It stacks marks on your letters instead of replacing them. Why that costs six times plain text and breaks in every bio field.

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The word AESTHETIC in fullwidth Unicode charactersStyle Guides
July 24, 20267 min read

Vaporwave Text: The Only Complete Unicode Alphabet

Fullwidth is the only styled block with no missing characters, and it costs the same as plain text. Why, and where to use it.

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Small caps, superscript and subscript versions of the same word with letter coverage for eachStyle Guides
July 23, 20268 min read

Small Text: Small Caps vs Superscript vs Subscript

Three Unicode small-text styles, and the letters each one is missing. Small caps has no Q or X. Subscript is missing nine.

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Three blackletter word samples labelled Blackletter, Fraktur and Old EnglishStyle Guides
May 21, 20266 min read

Gothic 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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