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Style GuidesStrikethrough 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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Style GuidesWeird 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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Style GuidesCursed 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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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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