Yeah, we wanted to make the UI a bit more consistent since those strings a bit all over the place. We need to make the capitalization function a bit smarter so it doesn’t do the obviously bad thing you just pointed out.
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Replying to @mwichary @figmadesign
haha, gotcha. I’d maybe argue they should be treated as part of the design/left as-is, but I can see the value in tidying them up as long as it can be done without the issue here
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Replying to @rutherfordcraze @figmadesign
The more I deal with capitalization of UI strings the more I want to leave design altogether. :·) /cc
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Right, it’s a shame there’s no clear standard on how font features should be named. I spent quite some time figuring out whether I wanted to use title or sentence case, hyphenated or not, etc.
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The hope is that the preview that we have clarifies things, so it’s not as bad of an issue that it would’ve otherwise been.
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Replying to @mwichary @rutherfordcraze and
Depending on your style guide, Title Case might be explicitly wrong. This is the case in most Norwegian editorial writing.
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Replying to @monokromfonts @rutherfordcraze and
Honest question: do fonts exist with non-English OpenType feature names?
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Replying to @mwichary @rutherfordcraze and
Yes. Just delivered one to a customer.
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Replying to @mwichary
I can’t share, but here is what my ss01 looks like.pic.twitter.com/uKJDipLhwF
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