Different industries, one common challenge: making typography perform.

Whether you’re developing a new typeface, rolling out a global rebrand, or ensuring accessibility in public communication — typography decisions carry real business consequences. Here’s how we support different industries.

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Type Foundries

Designing a new typeface is a huge investment. But will it perform in real-world reading conditions?

We help you:

Validate your font against existing benchmarks.

Compare drafts to see which performs best.

Provide data to strengthen your marketing and sales pitches.

Outcome: Launch fonts with confidence — backed by science, not just aesthetics.

Branding & Design Agencies

Clients want bold, unique typefaces — but they also want proof that those fonts work.

We help you:

Test shortlisted typefaces to identify the most effective.

Provide evidence to win pitches and build client trust.

Avoid rebrand risks by testing before rollout.

Outcome: Design choices backed by hard data, not opinion.

Publishers & Media

For newspapers, magazines, and digital content providers, readability equals revenue.

We help you:

Test font legibility across paper, screen, and e-readers.

Improve reader comfort and reduce fatigue.

Ensure your type performs for all age groups, including older readers.

Outcome: Faster, more enjoyable reading experiences that keep audiences engaged.

Tech & Digital Products

In apps, platforms, and interfaces, typography is UX. Poor font choices hurt usability and accessibility.

We help you:

Identify the most legible fonts for your interface.

Optimize type for different screen sizes and resolutions.

Ensure accessibility compliance (WCAG/ADA).

Outcome: Clearer UX, happier users, fewer accessibility complaints.

Government & Education

Public information must be accessible to all — from children to seniors to low-vision readers.

We help you:

Evaluate fonts for inclusivity and accessibility compliance.

Provide research-based recommendations for signage, documents, and websites.

Improve communication clarity for diverse populations.

Outcome: Safer, more inclusive typography that meets legal standards.