According to graphology experts, we can understand a person better in the following various aspects:

a) How energetic the person is:

Look at the pressure of the writer handwriting: 

• The harder the pressure, the greater the energy and vitality. 
• The lighter the pressure, the more sensitivity and subtlety.

(b) How Extrovert or Introvert:

Look at the slant in the handwriting

• Does the writing go forward, backward, or is it straight up and down? 
• The extrovert moves forward toward people, and into the future, while
• The introvert holds himself back from people and is attached to the past out of fear of moving forward.
• Those who write straight up and down tend to control their emotions and maintain a neutral position.

© A person’s intelligence:

In handwriting analysis, there are five main indicators that can signify intelligence.  These are speed, rhythm, symmetry, simplication and legibility. 

• Speedy writing shows a person who thinks quickly. 
• Rhythm is the spacing between words and sentences. 
• Are the spaces consistent? 
• Symmetry is balance - is there a good balance between the “zones” described above? 
• Is the writing flowery, with lots of unnecessary lines and flourishes, or is it reduced to its essentials? The more simplified, the higher the intelligence is likely to be. 
• Can the writing be easily read?  If the writer wishes to communicate, he will write legibly, although sometimes the writing is so fast, because the hand cannot keep up with the mind, that it becomes difficult to read

(d) Present emotional state:

We look at the direction of the writing line itself. 

• Does the line go downward?  if so, the person may be depressed. 
• Does it swing upward?  He is probably optimistic. 
• Does the line start out evenly, go downward, and end up on the upswing?  The person may start something, get discouraged, then renew his or her resolve and complete things in a flurry. 
• Does the line start out evenly and end up going down?  If so, the writer tends to start a task with enthusiasm, but gets bogged down and often fails to complete it

(e) The Inner and Outer Personality:

The key to study the personality of the person is the signature as the signature is similar to the rising sign of a birth chart.  It is the persona, the face that the writer presents to the world.  While the body of the writing presents the true personality of the writer, the signature tells us what he/she wishes the world to see.

• If we see scrawly, illegible signatures that follow perfectly legible writing,it can mean that the writer wishes to show the world that he is much too busy and important  to sign his name clearly.
• An underlined signature indicates the confidence of the writer, as do large, flourished capitals. 
• If the signature matches the rest of the writing, the writer can be trusted to present his true face to the world, free of any disguise.
• Is the initial of his first name larger than the initial of the last?  Then he is an independent adult, autonomous and free from a dependent attachment to his family.  If on the other hand the initial of the family name is larger, he sees himself first and foremost as a part of a larger whole, his mate or his family.