PLAYFUL BONDS — Display typeface
Ng Xun Yang Randall · Version 1.000

WHAT'S IN HERE
  PlayfulBonds-Regular.ttf     install this one (Mac, Windows, Word, Figma, Illustrator)
  PlayfulBonds-Regular.woff2   for websites — smallest, use this first
  PlayfulBonds-Regular.woff    for websites — fallback for older browsers
  Specimen.png                 what it looks like

INSTALL (Mac)
  Double-click the .ttf, then click Install Font.
  Quit and reopen any app that was already running, or it won't see the font.

INSTALL (Windows)
  Right-click the .ttf and choose Install for all users.

WEB USE
  @font-face {
    font-family: "Playful Bonds";
    src: url("PlayfulBonds-Regular.woff2") format("woff2"),
         url("PlayfulBonds-Regular.woff")  format("woff");
    font-weight: 400;
    font-style: normal;
    font-display: swap;
  }
  h1 { font-family: "Playful Bonds", sans-serif; }

WHAT IT COVERS
  A-Z            the 26 letters you drew
  a-z            typing lowercase gives the same letterforms
  space

WHAT IT DOES NOT COVER
  0-9 and all punctuation ( . , ! ? - ' " ( ) & / )
  You didn't draw these, so they show as a hollow box. That box is deliberate:
  it makes a missing character obvious instead of silently dropping it.

NOTES ON THE BUILD
  Every letter is 700 units tall on a 1000-unit em, sitting exactly on the
  baseline. In the Illustrator file the rows sat at slightly different heights
  (E was 12 units above F, G and H; Q, R, S and T were spread over 5 units),
  which would have made the letters bounce along the line. Each glyph was
  re-seated individually.

  Letters are 967 units wide with 45 units of space either side. I is 609.
  This makes the face near-monospaced, which is how it was drawn.

  There is no kerning. Certain pairs may sit loose or tight — LT, VA, YO are
  the usual suspects in a face like this. Kerning can be added later.
