Mandator is a stereotypical sans-serif font. The goal was to design typeface, that would be suitable for handbooks, book titles, bilboards but even on web as system font (it is used on this site).
Mandator contains variety of ligatures, numbers, superior letters, special symbols, different weights and italic, stylistic sets, arrows, etc...

Ponor is a serif book font. It is originating from the 16ᵗʰ century typeface called Garamond (especially from the metal type)... It does contain czech, french or some of polish accents, numbers, superior letters, ligatures, special symbols, etc...

Rather than creating a clean, modern reinterpretation, I chose to embrace the irregularities — slight ink bleed, uneven proportions, and the tactile feel of lead type pressed into paper. These qualities give the typeface its voice, and I wanted to ensure that voice remained strong in its new, digital form. The result is a typeface that respects its origins while living comfortably in today’s design tools and workflows.