ylli, no doubt at all. Crystal clear! Lemme guess - irrational client?

ylli.
Without that left-facing terminal, it might possibly be construed as potentially confusable, but this way… I find it quite clear too.
(If you eliminate the baseline terminal thing on the right it will be even clearer.)

No it’s just me, i have to finish this soon and i want to be 100% sure, call me paranoid if you want...
Still not sure about the descender’s terminal, i’ll probably make the end smaller and the horizontal stroke a little bit thicker.

glli?

Yes, the ball terminal doesn’t work yet (and looks a bit foreign, too).
Also, have you tried slanting the star?

I think the slanted star is better.
Ball terminal: Frankly I’m not sure how much it really adds. Is there a specific reason why you want it? (And yes it is too small now, and oddly squashed… a ball terminal might be tricky to integrate into such an angular/modular architecture.)
BTW, why are the top and bottom horizontals different weights?
There are still some problems in the execution, but overall I think this is quite promising!

As you can see, I have modified the terminal: this way, it looks much more coherent and armonious.
There are two different weights because I felt like a stronger baseline was needed.

By the way, Ylli means star in Albanian.
And thanks for your time!

Reading trough the comments I discovered how important a minor detail is. I have seen this topic after you made the change and figured out how important that star was.
And yes, that is definitely a “y”.
Good luck with the project!

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Hey, Bez!

My two cents:

I would shorten the final stroke on the tail of the y just a hair. As it is, it forces the eye back to the left into the white-space too much, and makes the letter seem bottom heavy.

Also, you might want to move the star a tiny bit to the left sof that the visual center of the i aligns with the axis of the star.

Very good!

Ciao!
peter

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wiley!

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“I would shorten the final stroke on the tail of the y just a hair. As it is, it forces the eye back to the left into the white-space too much, and makes the letter seem bottom heavy.

Also, you might want to move the star a tiny bit to the left sof that the visual center of the i aligns with the axis of the star.”

Thanks to everyone for the feedback! (even if i ignore what “wiley” means)
Yes, i will shorten the terminal, thank you! but i won’t change the star because 1) the axis of the “i” is aligner with the axis of the star and moving it to the left unfortunately doesn’t look good in small sizes.

Thanks again.