Give it Room to BreatheThe biggest mistake designers make with heavy fonts is crowding them. "Supersize" fonts need significant white space (negative space) around them to prevent the design from feeling claustrophobic. Increasing the tracking (letter spacing) slightly can also improve readability at smaller sizes.
Using an ultra-heavy font requires a delicate touch. Because it is so loud, it can easily overwhelm a design if not handled with care. i--- Ttsupersizebk- Font
Watch the KerningIn ultra-heavy fonts, the space between certain letter pairs (like 'AV' or 'Ty') can look awkward because of the sheer mass of the letters. Always do a manual kerning pass to ensure the visual weight is distributed evenly across the word. Conclusion Give it Room to BreatheThe biggest mistake designers