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  • Jul 2, 2026, 2:48 PM

    My chaotic good trait is that if I am given an image of some text/logo where letters have their optical correction overshot cut off at the baseline (e.g. bottom of a U, a C, an O, etc.), I will find the original asset in Figma and re-export it with a little padding, and I won't tell anybody. Well, present company excluded, I guess. Shh! 🤫

    Here's an example in the wild (where, ironically enough, the asset is an SVG that isn't cut, but the CSS on a non-retina display causes the same result!):

    The Gubhub website logo seen on a 72 DPI screen, where the bottom of most letters look cut off by a pixel or two, so the curves of the letters are abruptly flat at the bottom.
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