Kerning

Kerning in typography involves adjusting space between characters in a font for visual appeal. It fine-tunes spacing between specific letters, unlike tracking which alters spacing uniformly. Well-kerned fonts display consistent blank spaces between character pairs. "Keming" informally refers to poor kerning, while a "kern" is part of a letter overhanging its type block.

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