Square-ish script of my conlang's (Robenaxian) script.
 

Sounds in order: /ɑɪ, ts', /eɪ, ch, /iː, ng, /oɪ, /æ, ss, sh, /ɒ, b, tss, d, /e, g, h, /ɪ, j, k, l, m, n, /əʊ (oh), /ə, r, s', t, /uː, w, v, x (ks), y, z, (Also the apostrophe is used to separate vowels next to eachother > iː'a)

What keys to use (In order of the above list):
A C E H I N O Q S T Z a b c d e g h i j k l m n o q r s t u v w x y z '

Then period for period, comma for comma. That's it.

It's a conlang. It's a language, and it's con.

Letters used:

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 

a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z

(a b ch d e f g h ih j k l m n o p qw r s t u v w x y z)

И Ж Ш Þ Щ Ŋ Я     С Х Ф В П     È Å Ò

и  ж ш þ щ ŋ я     с х ф в п        è å ò

(Iy Zh Sh Th Shr Ng Ya ...  Sk Ky Fr Vr Pr . . . Ei Ai Oi)

It's called Chiyo better because I made one before but it didn't turn out well in my mind. So here's a better one. This works with English and Russian, as well as other cyrillic using languages.

This is a font that mimics how languages like Hindi connect using a line. Though, this is just an English rewrite.

Has a top level, bottom level, and a single spot for crossing lines. Some letters can be connected on top eachother.