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My Terminal Trading Chart is live!

2026-06-10
Terminal Trading Chart in action with ROKU stock 2026-06-13

Finally my 2016 open source project Terminal Trading Chart is live!
…I never thought I’d write those words.

Back in 2016, I started a small experiment:
What if I could visualize buying and selling pressure directly inside a terminal, using nothing but Unicode and ANSI colors?

The idea was simple:

  • Green on top = buying volume
  • Red on bottom = selling volume
  • Thicker glyphs = higher volume
    Using only three glyphs: U+2502, U+2503 and U+2588

But life got in the way. The project stayed in a drawer. Unfinished.

Until now.

Thanks to Claude and DeepSeek AI, I was able to finally bring this vision to life. With their help, the code is clean, the logic is solid, and, most importantly, the signals are readable at a single glance.

Today, I’m releasing Terminal Trading Chart as open source.
I never expected to feel emotional about a terminal chart. But seeing those green and red columns light up with real volume data… yes, it moved me.
I’m curious: does it move you too?

GitHub: Terminal Trading Chart
⭐ Star it if you believe in minimalistic, signal-focused tools.

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Amazing use of PragmataPro by Golova!

2026-02-06
PragmataPro in use by Golova sites
PragmataPro in use by Golova sites with geometric illustrations
PragmataPro in use by Golova equiments picture
PragmataPro™ in use by Golova AI
PragmataPro in use by Golova AI site in Russian version

Golova AI showcases its brand with PragmataPro as the default typeface across its app, websites (golova.ai, golova.one, golova.io, golova.help) and social networks. The combination of this font with their geometric and minimalistic illustrations creates an impressive visual identity that enhances user engagement and brand recognition.

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Abitare Sans available as variable font!

2025-12-03
Abitare Sans variable fonts

Abitare Sans variable gives you a flexible tool for digital work. You control weight, rhythm, and space with one compact system.

  • Two files for the full range
  • Smooth weight control
  • Clear results on every screen
  • Fast load times
  • Reliable structure for UI and editorial use

You get a font that fits modern workflows and keeps your design steady.

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New font release: Bhs

2025-12-03
Bhs is a branch of Outfit open source project

Bhs variable font reimagines Outfit open source with precision.
Subtle glyph tweaks deliver enhanced readability while preserving the font’s Bauhaus soul.

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Nure variable font in use: Beton Asfalti

2025-10-10

eDesign studio uses Nure variable font for Beton Asfalti rebrand

Kalt Asphalt Plus set in Nure variable font
Asphalt Repair Mortar set in Nure variable font
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Nure variable font 1.3 out now

2024-04-30
Nure variable font

Nure™ variable font was improved and released today.
Some improvements:

Extreme Condensed Variation

To maximize the font’s versatility, an extreme condensed variation has been added to the Nure™ font family. This new addition opens up a world of design possibilities, allowing for efficient space utilization without compromising legibility. It serves as an ideal solution when limited horizontal space is a factor, without sacrificing the elegance and distinctiveness the Nure™ font is known for. From digital interfaces to headlines, this extreme condensed variation elevates the font’s adaptability while offering a unique visual impact.
Nure variable font Condensed

Improved Readability

One of the primary objectives of the enhancements made to the Nure™ variable font was to ensure enhanced readability, especially when used at small sizes or for longer texts. Careful attention has been given to refining the proportions of each glyph, making it easier on the eyes and ensuring a comfortable reading experience. The refined letter shapes and improved character spacing further enhance legibility, allowing the font to shine in a wide range of applications, from print to digital media.
Nure variable font

Display versions with reduced spacing

In addition to the existing variations, a set of display versions has been specifically designed to cater to more visually striking applications. These versions feature reduced spacing, creating a condensed and tight-knit aesthetic that instantly captivates the eye. Despite the spacing adjustments, readability and clarity remain uncompromised. From eye-catching headlines to impactful signage, these display versions of the Nure™ font are sure to make a lasting impression while effectively conveying the intended message.
Nure variable font
With the recent improvements, the Nure™ variable font has become even more appealing and functional. Try it to believe!
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New release: Seitu™ variable font inspired by coop logo

2022-05-02

Seitu™ born with the goal to be one of the most readable fonts starting from the Bob Noorda’s coop logo.

After years of testing I can affirm that it is one of the most readable font designed until now. Take a look!

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oook™ variable font now even better!

2022-02-23

oook™ specimen display texts taken from teenage.engineering

The oook™ variable font project was improved in these days because it’s full of potentiality.

oook™ variable font specimen display texts sample

Ideal for branding

Now this extraordinary variable font and its OpenType features is also a perfect tool for the branding of companies and corporations.

spreadsheet typeset in oook font

Best spreadsheet font?

The wide eyes of the letters guarantiees unique readability at low sizes and now is one of the best typeface for spreadsheets in Excel or LibreOffice.

Try it to believe!

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Rai typesets the Internet Day in PragmataPro

2019-10-29

Amazing use of my typeface PragmataPro by Rai, the public Italian TV broadcast, to promote the 50th Internet Day.

Art director: Roberto Bagatti

Happy Internet Day to all!

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New release: FSD Emoji

2017-06-26

I like emoji.

I think them can help to communicate
—  quickly and
— without barriers of languages.

Probably I become old too soon but I don’t understand why emoji must be colorful and fill of small details above all when will be used at 9–14 pt size in every device.

For me emoji must be black and white and
designed to be used at very low sizes

FSD Emoji integrated in text

Do you think so?

If you think like me probably you can find interesting this page
or this dedicated blog

FSD Emoji on real life

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