Indeed, that's a UX problem. But you can just put your own name, as you are yourself a company, as a self-employed, somehow.
March 28, 2025 at 7:43 AM
Indeed, that's a UX problem. But you can just put your own name, as you are yourself a company, as a self-employed, somehow.
Hey hello, sorry for the late answer, forgot to check over here. Did you manage to solve your problem? If you're using the font only for yourself, you can just pick a company size of 1. Does it work for you?
March 21, 2025 at 12:56 PM
Hey hello, sorry for the late answer, forgot to check over here. Did you manage to solve your problem? If you're using the font only for yourself, you can just pick a company size of 1. Does it work for you?
Most choices in NaN Serf Sans are dictated by clearness, flow and legibility, making it a text-first workhorse designed to thrive on screen.
NaN Serf Sans is available in Arabic, Cyrillic, Greek, Latin, Panafrican Latin and Thai.
NaN Serf Sans is available in Arabic, Cyrillic, Greek, Latin, Panafrican Latin and Thai.
February 20, 2025 at 3:36 PM
Most choices in NaN Serf Sans are dictated by clearness, flow and legibility, making it a text-first workhorse designed to thrive on screen.
NaN Serf Sans is available in Arabic, Cyrillic, Greek, Latin, Panafrican Latin and Thai.
NaN Serf Sans is available in Arabic, Cyrillic, Greek, Latin, Panafrican Latin and Thai.
NaN Serf Sans is NaN’s crisp and ultra-legible humanist sans.
Based on the skeleton of NaN Serf, it keeps some of its distinctive detailing like the flat curves of the /G, /b and /q and replaces Serf’s serifs by clean vertically-cut endings.
Based on the skeleton of NaN Serf, it keeps some of its distinctive detailing like the flat curves of the /G, /b and /q and replaces Serf’s serifs by clean vertically-cut endings.
February 20, 2025 at 3:36 PM
NaN Serf Sans is NaN’s crisp and ultra-legible humanist sans.
Based on the skeleton of NaN Serf, it keeps some of its distinctive detailing like the flat curves of the /G, /b and /q and replaces Serf’s serifs by clean vertically-cut endings.
Based on the skeleton of NaN Serf, it keeps some of its distinctive detailing like the flat curves of the /G, /b and /q and replaces Serf’s serifs by clean vertically-cut endings.
As with all our student discounts, you get to use the fonts for all your school projects but also for commercial projects for companies with less than 6 employees, which allows you to smoothly transition from school to professional life without loosing all your precious fonts.
February 6, 2025 at 10:37 AM
As with all our student discounts, you get to use the fonts for all your school projects but also for commercial projects for companies with less than 6 employees, which allows you to smoothly transition from school to professional life without loosing all your precious fonts.