Changelog

0.1.1

Distinct capital I. Sans uses rounded horizontal bars on capital I by default to distinguish it from lowercase l. All eight Sans families, including accented forms and script aliases, have been rebuilt. The wider advance can slightly change text layout.
Unicode identities. The glyph browser names characters and preserves their exact Unicode values or original ligature input when copying or using the tester. Characters that share an outline, such as Greek μ and micro sign µ, are separate choices.
Accessible specimens and controls. Labels, language samples and controls reflow under increased text spacing and replacement fonts. Decorative samples are hidden from screen readers, and the large price specimen supports keyboard scrolling.
Validation and guidance. Added Unicode release QA, static and variable readability previews, multilingual script samples, and browser regression checks. See Accessibility for font usage and testing guidance.

Smoother, rounder letterforms, in the spirit of Nunito (clean-room: nothing traced or measured). Curves are close to circular; bowls (b d p q g a) are closed rounds that the stem overlaps, and arches (n h m u r) ride the stem before peeling away, so counters have no lumps or dents. Joints inside curves are exactly smooth, and the variable fonts set the TrueType overlap flags so joins render cleanly on macOS and iOS.
New figures and $. Rounder 0 2 3 5 8, a footed 1, and 6/9 built as a round bowl with an arching stem; the dollar is a rounder S with short stubs.
Simpler shapes. The y descender is a straight diagonal (the curled one moved to ss04); Cyrillic У follows; capital J has a lower, open hook; ¢ is a lowercase-height c.
Companion families for Arabic, Armenian, Georgian, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean and Simplified Chinese. Armenian and Georgian include italics; Georgian includes Mkhedruli and Mtavruli, and Hebrew includes the complete Niqqud repertoire with mark attachment. Every built companion appears in the downloads, stylesheet and specimen pages.
Combined stylesheet (bloxwap-font.css): one font-family name per style, with the companion scripts merged in through unicode-range. See One family for every script.
Website rebuilt on Fumadocs, with documentation generated from the font data, a type tester, a glyph browser and live OpenType previews.

Initial release.

Three families. Bloxwap Sans, a rounded neo-grotesk; Bloxwap Mono, the same design on a 600-unit cell; and Bloxwap Pixel, a rounded-pixel display face. 18 static styles each (Thin to Black, with italics).
Variable fonts. wght 100–900 for all three, plus ROND 0–100 for Pixel, upright and italic.
Formats. OTF (CFF), hinted TTF, WOFF2, WOFF, and variable TTF and WOFF2.
Coverage. Latin (including Vietnamese, Pan-African Latin and IPA), Greek, Cyrillic (including Central Asian and Caucasian), currency, math, arrows, box drawing, block elements and interface symbols. See Language support.
OpenType. Kerning, mark positioning, composition, localized forms (Romanian, Moldovan, Catalan, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian), case-sensitive forms, small caps, proportional figures (tabular by default), slashed zero, fractions, superiors and inferiors, ordinals, stylistic sets, arrow ligatures (dlig) and code ligatures (calt, Mono).
License. SIL Open Font License 1.1.