Simple Notes: A Handwritten Font That Brings Personality to Brand Design

Practical Tips for Using Simple Notes in Client Work

• Test it at different sizes. While it reads well on packaging and signage, avoid using it in very small print unless it’s for decorative purposes.
• Check for alternates and ligatures. The font includes stylistic options that can add variation and authenticity to your text.
• Use it for short-form content. It’s ideal for headlines, quotes, product names, and accent text—but not for long paragraphs.
• Ensure licensing covers your use case. Since this was a commercial project, I made sure the font’s license allowed for use in packaging, digital templates, and merchandise.

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