[Spivak]

No disagreement, but fonts obey the "even bad pizza is good pizza" rule. Low skill floor, high skill ceiling. And when it comes to fonts you want be a little distinct because they're part of your brand small idiosyncrasies can add to the charm. And unlike commercial font makers it's likely you don't have to worry about supporting more than a few languages, and odds are good they share most of their alphabet.

[dylan604]

I feel bad for people with the notion that there's no such thing as bad pizza. I've had pizza that the cardboard box it came in would be a) more flavorful, b) less tough, c) more nutritional.