Usage notes and full CSS-powered webfont specimens for November’s Rising Stars
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A hand crafted aesthetic is a very popular way of adding a personality to web pages that might otherwise come across as too “digital”, but there’s more to getting that casual appearance right than simply selecting a skinny, wobbly, all-caps font for your headings – so here’s our guide to getting your digits metaphorically dirty…
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Create colorful standout text effects by using the CSS properties z-index and position to layer fonts.
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We get requests from time to time from customers wanting to know how to integrate web fonts into a blog, content management system or other type of online publishing platform. Here’s our guide.
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For the traditional graphic designer, there’s no better time to start discovering the potential of the web.
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The emergence of real typography on the web will have a greater impact on the working lives of some designers than others.
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Our guide will (re)aquaint you with the process of delving into the universe of possibilities offered by webfonts.
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In this series of articles we are going to tackle the challenges of setting extended text for the web, from choosing and using the right webfonts to primers on hinting, page composition and testing.
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We delve into the topic of selecting fonts for extended body text on the web.
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By expanding on the basic function of a font stack, we can use subsetted fonts to create some interesting typographic effects that, while not as spectacular as a fully-featured OpenType layout, will at least work well in older browsers.
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