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Fraunces

Softness

The Softness axis controls the “wetness” or “inkiness” of the typeface.Although Fraunces is drawn entirely with rounded serifs,it achieves sharpness in the “Sharp” area of the design space with extremely high contrast.

Optical Size

The Optical Size axis is similar to the Softness axis,in that it controls the overall contrast between thicks and thins.

The Optical Size axis goes a step further,however,and factors in additional changes depending on the size of the font.At smaller sizes,the letterspacing opens up,x-height increases,and contrast decreases to allow for easier reading.Additionally,at 18 pt/px and below,substitutions for the “wonky” characters are made automatically (see the Wonk axis explanation below).

Most modern web browsers will automatically interpret the Optical Size based on the font size specified by the website.Designing in applications such as Adobe Illustrator or Sketch requires a manual approach to typesetting.

Regular

A New “Old Style”
A New “Old Style”
A New “Old Style”
A New “Old Style”
A New “Old Style”
A New “Old Style”
A New “Old Style”
A New “Old Style”
A New “Old Style”

Italic

A New “Old Style”
A New “Old Style”
A New “Old Style”
A New “Old Style”
A New “Old Style”
A New “Old Style”
A New “Old Style”
A New “Old Style”
A New “Old Style”

Wonk

The Wonk axis controls the substitution of “wonky” characters.These substitutions automatically switch at smaller sizes (18 pt and below),but can be toggled manually at larger optical sizes.

The “lean” of the h,n,and m glyphs is a characteristic borrowed from Windsor.

In addition to the leaning characters,the Italic style contains flagged characters with ball terminals.