As a graphic designer, I need to find free fonts on Fontfabric that I can use for commercial projects. Please navigate to the free fonts section, identify the specific license type for these fonts, and confirm if commercial use is permitted. Additionally, I'm interested in understanding variable fonts. Please filter the fonts to show only variable fonts and describe the primary benefit of variable fonts as explained on the website.
Navigate to 'fontfabric.com'. Click on the 'Browse Fonts' link. Locate and click on the interactive element associated with the 'Free' filter. Select any free font from the displayed results and click on its preview or name to navigate to its detail page. On the free font's detail page, locate and click on any 'Licensing' or 'Terms' information specific to free fonts. Extract the full license type for free fonts and explicitly state whether commercial use is permitted. Navigate back to the 'Browse Fonts' page. Locate and click on the interactive element associated with the 'Variable' filter. Once the page displays variable fonts, identify and extract the primary benefit or characteristic of variable fonts as described on the website (e.g., from a descriptive text block or a prominent heading). Synthesize all collected information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Browse Fonts' page. The agent successfully applies the 'Free' filter. The agent successfully navigates to a free font's detail page and then to its licensing information. The agent states the license type for free fonts as 'Free for personal and commercial use'. The agent explicitly confirms that free fonts can be used for commercial projects. The agent successfully navigates back to the 'Browse Fonts' page. The agent successfully applies the 'Variable' filter. The agent states the primary benefit of variable fonts as described on the website, such as 'endless design possibilities' or 'a single font file behaves like multiple fonts'.