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Here are a few tips (and in some sense personal preferences):
- The 'R' is a bit too narrow in my opinion. Especially compared to other capital letters, but even compared to the lowercase. I would slightly expand it.
- Isn't the 't' supposed to be a bit lower than the ascenders?
- I believe the design of the 't' is common for the Bauhaus style, but don't you think it would look better if you make its bar continue on the left side a bit? Right now it looks like it's about to merge into the 'a' (or whatever letter with a stem on the right [a, d, single-story g, i etc.] you put before the 't'), though that also has to do with the tight tracking.
- I think the tracking could be a bit higher (a bit more space between the letters).
- I think I would raise the center strokes of the 'w' a little bit to distribute the weight a bit more evenly over the vertical space.
- The tittle (the name of the "dot" on letters like 'i' and 'j') is too small. Rounded forms look optically smaller, so the tittle should be a bit wider than the stem of the 'i'. The tittle is only the same width when it's a rectangle rather than a circle.
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