Report

I released Report on April 20, 2007. It was developed as a more readable extension of Primer, which had been intended mainly for worksheets to teach handwriting. Report carried over the geometric logic of Primer but emphasized legibility, with features drawn from handwriting models such as a barred I, a ball-and-stick 9, and a right-angled 4. These details tied it to the conventions of instructional lettering while making it more suitable for continuous reading.

The original release included Regular and Bold with no italics. On December 11, 2015, I added Semi-Bold and Italics, broadening the family. Report also expanded technically over time. On March 6, 2008, I introduced extended Latin characters as well as OpenType fractions and numerical superiors and inferiors. On May 19, 2021, I improved the alternate characters, extended the functionality of OpenType fractions, and corrected quotation marks.

Although I haven’t personally tracked its usage in published works, I know Report has been a steady seller, especially to teachers and educational publishers.