Colin Willems at the Netherlands-based company Spranq had an idea one day: what if an everyday font could be more eco-friendly by consuming less ink than traditional desktop typefaces? Sure, the amount of ink and toner saved on a letter-by-letter basis is miniscule, but across thousands of letters—and thousands of pages, and millions of users—the impact could be substantial.
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