As we all know, Nothing dot fonts (Ndot55 & Ndot57) are ones of the iconic features of Nothing. However, Nothing dot cannot display Traditional Chinese and is replaced by another font. This is understandable because designing Chinese fonts is much more difficult than for other languages. But I still tried to design the Traditional Chinese version of Nothing dot, Ndot11 (Traditional Chinese).
The prototype of this font comes from the Traditional Chinese font used on the early iPod. This font surprised me when I first saw it because I thought it would be very difficult to display Chinese (especially Traditional Chinese) on a low-pixel screen. Yes, I admire Apple’s font designers for being able to do this.
↓Here are some practical application scenarios.
I’m not a professional font designer, so I didn’t create a practical font file for this font.
