Hard Gothic Normal

I recently had the pleasure of reviewing a font software called Hard Gothic Normal. This particular font was designed in conjunction with another font entitled Soft Gothic Normal, both of which are based on the "Hei" font style. However, Hard Gothic Normal distinguishes itself from its counterpart by being more streamlined and lacking in curves. Its name aptly reflects its design philosophy - making it ideal for those wanting a modern, strong look for their headlines and short paragraph texts.

This font is the first one to be completed by the developers and can easily be purchased from their product page. In this latest release, numerous tweaks have been done to thousands of glyph for better appearance. Some glyph with incorrect strokes have been redrawn, and the Windows version has been fixed to allow for proper display of the "space" glyph. Another improvement is the fixing of Mac Suitcase version metrics to prevent characters from getting jammed together. Finally, all stroke cap has been unified to be flat.

In conclusion, Hard Gothic Normal is a well-designed font that deserves praise for its style and functionality. Its unique features make it a worthy purchase for anyone seeking a strong, modern look for their documents.