Sorter: A Handwritten Font for Web Design and Brand Identity

Practical Readability Tips

• Use Sorter for short headlines, not long paragraphs.
• Avoid using it on small buttons or links where legibility might be compromised.
• Ensure sufficient spacing between letters and lines to prevent overcrowding.
• Test how it looks on both light and dark mode variations.
• Pair it with a simple sans serif font for body text to maintain readability.

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