Euchre is available as a variable font that gives you fine-tuned control the entire range of weights and widths. Euchre Variable even has an additional Grade axis unavailable in the static fonts. The Grade axis that lets you precisely adjustment the color of text, making it slightly darker or lighter, without changing the set width or causing a reflow.
       ☛ Explore Euchre Variable’s parameters with the Axes UI.
       In print, you can use the Grade axis to compensate for the physical issues that come up on press. Knocking out text from a photo or dark color? Pick a darker Grade to help adjust for ink bleed. Mixing paper stocks? Nudge the Grade lighter on the uncoated pages to compensate for ink spread. Or pick a darker grade on coated paper to increase the density. Or do both.
       On screens, the Grade axis is a great way to deal with the effects of glow or “light bloom” where the brightness of white text spreads over darker areas. By using a lighter value for knocked-out text and/or a heavier value for black-on-white text, you can get a much more even overall appearance.
       ☛ See for yourself by turning on +/– mode.
       There is also a performance benefit to the Euchre Variable webfonts: the file size is around 75% smaller than the static fonts. The full family is only 640 kB versus 2700 kB. If you subset to Latin-1, that comes down to 214 kB versus 780 kB. Additionally, you only need to serve two files instead of 28. This means your server load is lighter and your users see the fonts faster.