: It follows a sans-serif (no "feet") design, which provides a modern, minimalist look suitable for corporate branding and technology-focused projects.
Many legacy Thai fonts were designed for ink and paper. They have heavy "heads" on consonants that bleed when viewed on low-resolution screens. has been digitally optimized. The head strokes (the duaiya or tu kee ) are proportionally balanced, preventing that "black blob" effect when text is scaled down to 14px on a mobile screen. Fonts Psl Passanun