Welcome to FontStruct :) This is your first font and it seems to bounce with happiness and fun. I have two observations: #there are 2 letter spaces which need to increase for easier reading, between the I-J and the p-q #U with solid lines doesn't seem to belong into your light-looking font design.

As you have disabled cloning I can't tell you the exact spacing 'problem'. I can think of 2 areas where to look: either the J and q start left of the blue line in the FontStructor grid area, or the space after I and p is too narrow.

To adjust you  either move the J and q to start in the first column just right of the blue line (highlight the letter and drag it to the correct column), or increase the letter width behind the I and p manually (the FontStruct program sets an automatic 1 pixel-square space past the brick furthest away from the blue line).

To increase the space to the right of I and p you click on "expert mode" to get the green indicator, then on menu>view>letter width. That shows a thicker green line on the right somewhere near the right side of the letter, drag this line to get the same number of empty pixel-square spaces between green line and last brick; ideally this space should be the same as you have on the other letters. I hope that helps.

If you have any questions, samples, observations, or want advice about your font use the comment area below your font, this sends your comment into the public forum (but only if you made your font public!). Most of us are busy during working hours (studies, job, family,...) but we sometimes have a few moments to look into Fontstruct so that you don't have to wait too long for a reply :)

Do you realise that when you have made a basic font in a new or personalised style and with all the important letters, numbers, punctuation and symbols it can be a fabulous present to give to your family and friends as well as your own computer ;)

I hope you'll continue coming in and creating more, it's good to see new members creating new fonts and discussing fonts. You have a good eye for decoration and concentrated successfully on the general distribution of a variety of bricks that work well together.