Lazzer is a sans-serif typeface with narrow proportions, based on the Dazzed typeface. The key difference is that open terminals were closed. Dazzed started as a bespoke typeface for a cinematic project proposal. In the same way that all kinds of movies exist, it aims to comprise them in its overall look. Comic, grotesque, dramatic and quirky moments in 'a, e, C, G' meet technical, steel-cold, action, crime and sci-fi shapes in 't, f, r' where the terminals are cut off. These contrast with the classical forms of other letters. The dots are rounded for accents while punctuation is squared, leading to better recognition.