Sengbar Sans Basic Custom VGA-style (36px) is a customed basic pixel sans-serif which blends the original Cadmus Legible Unicode (48px) and Sengbar Delta Compressed Pixel (my compressed bitmap pixel counterpart) together, but much like both Cadmus Legible Unicode and Sengbar Cadmus Print Pixel, each of these assigned glyphs (e.g.: I, l, 1, O, 0, b, d, p, q) has distinguishable letter forms, some glyphs may include serifs, a zero-stroke, and its tails/end strokes (in the UK, they call this "exit strokes"), pretty much like what Inclusive Sans and/or Atkinson Hyperlegible has. This font is in the style of the VGA, and is also useful for AWTL/AOSTL and OSMK usage.

This font is also designed for accessibility, legibility, and readability, rendering this font "more accessible" and "perfectly distinctive" unlike its competitors Gill Sans MT, Arial, Helvetica and Segoe UI (although this font is its default, it can almost be legible).

(August 17 2024 update: This should be useful for all operating system mockups/AOSTL-Alternate Operating System Timeline uses. Each font can be created and cloned under Creative Commons CC-BY 4.0 license and must render it for non-commercial usage.)

My take on a 2x2 font

For @Catterio

It's about as readable as it gets

Inspired by Arial, DIN 1451, and Rajdhani with a lil bit of that hypertrance groove snuck in

Again, I'll do the kerning later lmao

Just a set of semaphore flag poses for fun (as seen from receiver's side). I have seen one here, just thought I could make my own version.

C or 3 - Acknowledge / Correct

E or 5 - Error (if signaled 8 times)

J - Letters to follow

# - Numerals

repeated switch U/N - Error / Attention

Cancel is located on & glyph for lack of tools for finding right unicode 0018

Same as its parent but with minimal slant (so the "joints" did not need adjustment).

Another ordinary purpose-built 7-segment LCD digits. All characters have same width, punctuation is narrower, all are partially overlapping to leave no gaps.

Smooth little font. I used only rond shapes, no hard ones. Missed the upercase letters. UNFINISHED...

Gorgeous sharp font. UNFINISHED.

BASIC BUT FUN! Not revolutionary, but a hefty font! It's square but cool! On the letters there is always a side bolder than the other (most likely the left one)! What is your favorite character? Mine is the capital "S"! So much style... Would you like me to make it more rond and less square? Tell me if you have any idea about changes!

Still not being worked on. Making a revamp, which will be private, until finished.

CHANGELOG FOR PRIVATE, UNFINISHED FONT

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Don’t feel like people knowing it anymore.

A basic sans serif font for coding, meant for small sizes (and it would look good in large sizes too, if it weren't for those pesky parentheses...)

Here's my attempt on recreating the letters as an interpretation based on Erberto Carboni's RAI design since 1954 with more glyphs.
 

Notes:
V1.0 - the first version of the font that supports basic and more latin with the alternate letters.

the upper case letters are 2x2 and the lowercase are 1x1 or 2x1

Hello

W.I.P!! In loving with Unicode in my early days, I decided to make this! It is one of my passion projects. Many hours of work has been put into this, so appreciate it! My goal is to have many, many glyphs.

The font I'm making will gradually have more and more characters, even PUA's for unencoded ones!
 

Plans for future updates:
- Expanding the font to include more Latin characters
- Adding some non-Latin alphabets like Greek and Cyrillic
- Adding sitelen pona and Shidinn

Purpose built, inverted, blocky alternative to "Astronaut" font.

Most letters and all digits have unified width. Separators and I, T, W, i, m, w are exceptions. 

Slightly shortened clone of the Tall Blocky font.

A robotic type with negative space.

Basic 7-segment slanted font enhanced with 3 extra segments to fill whole alphabet. Quasi-monospaced, characters width is constant, separators have own width.

van nelle

ゔぁん ねるるえ

ван нэллэ

Just another take on a 7-segment digits, slightly slanted.

A basic modern-looking font. Comes with ligatures (first time making those so sorry if they look bad), basic accent support (bare cedilla and acute are there), and some "more latin" characters.

why not?

ps: where is the next comp, meek

A blocky sans serif. Not sure about the overshoots, they seemed a bit excessive in capitals (due to the larger flat edges) so I only kept them in the lowercase.

Since there aren't that many pixel style fonts, I figured I'd make my own. I know it has some issues.