DERTHONA DISPLAY
Version 1.0

Copyright © 2026 Derthona Basket. All rights reserved.
Typeface designed by ESC Design Studio.


PACKAGE CONTENTS

DerthonaDisplay-Regular.otf
OpenType font for desktop installation and professional design applications.
Recommended for macOS and Windows desktop installation.

DerthonaDisplay-Regular.ttf
TrueType font for desktop installation and broad compatibility with operating
systems and office applications.

DerthonaDisplay-Regular.woff
Web Open Font Format for browser use and compatibility with older web projects.

DerthonaDisplay-Regular.woff2
Modern, compressed webfont format. This is the preferred format for websites.

USAGE PRINCIPLES

1. CONSISTENCY

Letter case controls the design of each character. Type in lowercase to use
the standard letterforms. Type in uppercase to use the alternate display forms
where available. No OpenType stylistic-set control is required.

Standard and alternate forms may be combined. Once a form has been selected
for a specific letter, use it consistently throughout the same word, sentence
or text block.

Always use the standard letterforms for editorial titles and headings. In
Derthona Display, type these using lowercase characters.

To reproduce the official Derthona Basket wordmark, always use the supplied
logo artwork rather than typesetting it from scratch.


2. VISUAL IMPACT

Keep each line of text to a maximum of six words.

Short, compact statements allow the text to behave as a visual element and
strengthen its graphic impact.

Whenever possible, set the leading to the same value as the type size. For
example, 100 pt type should use 100 pt leading.

Derthona Display is intentionally tightly spaced. Always keep tracking at 0,
use metric kerning and preserve the spacing built into the font.


3. HIERARCHY

Derthona Display should always be between 66% and 100% larger than the paragraph
or supporting type used alongside it.

For example, if the supporting text is set at 30 pt, Derthona Display should be
set between approximately 50 and 60 pt.

This difference creates a clear hierarchy while allowing the display type to
lead the composition without overpowering the supporting information.
