HONEYCHROME - VARIABLE TYPE SYSTEM
HONEYCHROME VARIABLE TYPE SYSTEM Honeychrome Variable Typeface is a collaboration between Tropical Type and That/That Creative. It's got that Tropical Type style with all the technical additions and weights from That/That Creative. A win-win.
Honeychrome Sans is sweet like honey, but cool like chrome. Subtle stylish curves and hints become exaggerated as the font thickens and widens. This is a true work-horse—a font you will use over and over. Enough style to stand out on its own, but clean enough to pair with everything.
You will get a Variable font file plus 20 static font files, in all the usual web and desktop files. You know there will be some sneaky alternates hidden in there too, so get exploring.
WHAT IS A VARIABLE FONT? A variable font encapsulates the entire font family, not just one style or instance. With three out of the four major browsers already supporting variable fonts and the remainder soon to follow, the future is certainly bright for this new font technology. Explore the resources below and be ready to hit the ground running when it arrives.
WHERE CAN I USE IT? All modern design software like adobe CC. For basic design software like Canva, you just use the 20 static font files rather than the variable slider.
What are the benefits of variable fonts?
Smaller file size
A variable font is a single font that acts as many: all the variations of width and weight, slant, and other attributes can be contained in a single, highly efficient compressed font file.
Only one file
With fewer HTTP requests for assets (font files) variable fonts offer an overall savings of data to download. While these freedoms allow us to become more expressive, some of the really interesting capabilities will help transform the reading experience itself.
Flexible design range
The typical scenario would be to constrain any given design to 3-5 different fonts to represent every aspect of a site’s design language and voice—including every permutation for body copy and headings. At its simplest implementation, variable fonts would give us the freedom to use additional weights/styles for every level of text.
For more information: Watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvaMcSavb-s
Regular SemiBold Bold ExtraBold Black SemiWide SemiWide SemiBold SemiWide Bold SemiWide ExtraBold SemiWide Black Wide Wide SemiBold Wide Bold Wide ExtraBold Wide Black ExtraWide Black ExtraWide SemiBold ExtraWide ExtraWide Bold ExtraWide ExtraBold
OTF, TTF, WOFF, WOFF2, SVG font files Included
FULL EXTENDED CHARACTER SET: For variable testing and lots more tech stuff, take a look at : https://www.thatthattype.com/fonts/honeychrome-variable
FAQ'S
Can i use this font for my logo with the desktop license?
Yes
Can i copyright or trademark a design with this font?
I'm not a copyright lawyer but yeah go for it
What software do the fonts work on?
Once installed on your computer it will show up in any software that types
Can i upload the fonts to my website or canva?
Yes and yes
If i want to use the fonts for my website and print design do i need 2 licenses?
No, just get either one, they are the same price (desktop or web)
Can i re-sell this font on dodgy Russian websites and make bulk cash?
No that will make me sad.
ANY MORE QUESTIONS? Just ask
