The First Three Weeks

On April 1, after months of planning, designing, production, and testing — not to mention endless mulling over licensing schemes — we took a deep breath and lifted the gates, opening FontStruct to the general public. To give the servers a gentle test, we decided not to announce the site right away. We leaked the news to a few close friends and went back to our regular FontShop duties.

A few days later, I turned to our intern Ivo, who sits next to me, and whispered what was then an unbelievable figure: “1,500!”. That was how many FontStruct users had registered by the end of the first week.
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New Feature: Creative Commons Licensing

Sharing is one of the principle motivations behind FontStruct, so we wanted end user license agreements that are as open and flexible as possible. Fortunately, the Creative Commons organization has already done this for us. Starting today, you can now apply a Creative Commons license to each of your FontStructions. See the option on the FontStruction page. Click the “About this License” link below the License menu to read more about each license and what it means for your creation.