I'm going to assume you want to use it for development. For screen fonts, you typically have different design goals, because otherwise anti-aliasing and ClearTe

I'm going to assume you want to use it for development. For screen fonts, you typically have different design goals, because otherwise anti-aliasing and ClearText will reduce contrast and void your legibility improvements by spreading things out over subpixels. I tried to make my own highly legible high-contrast coding font using TensorFlow to fit things onto a high-resolution pixel grid based on a low-resolution draft. That way, characters align with the pixel grid (at the right scaling) which makes them appear much clearer. https://hajo.me/images/HajoCode16px_hr.png https://hajo.me/images/HajoCode16px_hr.png https://hajo.me/blog/2021/07/24/making-a-font-that-doesnt-suck-with-tensorflow-ai/ https://hajo.me/blog/2021/07/24/making-a-font-that-doesnt-su...