I released Webster World on December 2, 1997. It was an experimental, modular typeface with square forms and an exaggerated bottom stroke. The initial release included only outline and drop-shadow versions, since the design was not developed as a standalone solid style.

The name came from the phrase “Webster World,” a reference suggested during that period without deeper connection to the design itself. Webster World was initially distributed with a free commercial desktop license. In August 2020, I placed it into the public domain.