Marc Foley

Thanks Olli, this looks great! I'll take a proper look at this next week.

I've been toying with the idea of animating through a VF's axes using css. I feel this may be a better approach than relying on just fvar instances since we...

Something like https://codepen.io/michellebarker/pen/bPEWGK, but for every character individually.

A less invasive option would be to have the builder in its own repo?

> but I think in order for reproducibility to make sense the dependencies will need to be specified in the font repo itself, roughly equivalent to a requirements.txt file but...

Fantastic. Thank you for checking.

AFAIK Google Fonts doesn't support multi axes VF atm. I'd like this to be our first one :-)

My win screenshots were produced via Browserstack using Win 10 Chrome 69 at 1280x666 resolution. These specs are ancient but I always test on ridiculously low specs just to ensure...

Sorry, I never mentioned our testing tools. We have the following: [Fontbakery](https://github.com/googlefonts/fontbakery): Our linter [GFRegression](http://35.238.63.0): compare local fonts against the same fonts on Google Fonts [Font Diffenator](https://github.com/googlefonts/fontdiffenator): Compare 2 fonts...

I've been doing some further tests using ftview which is a FreeType test utility. You can find this in the freetype2-demos, https://www.freetype.org/download.html I'm currently testing a multi axis version of...