Readable Web

[...] screen shot taken on Windows XP. It looks smooth and clean, right? Unlike most so-called ‘web fonts’, all RasterBRIDGE® Web Fonts are specially prepared to look as good in Windows as [...]

[...] screen shot taken on Windows XP. It looks smooth and clean, right? Unlike most so-called ‘web fonts’, all RasterBRIDGE® Web Fonts are specially prepared to look as good in Windows as [...]

[...] It’s fair to say that those close to the development of Web Fonts expected Typekit to be acquired by somebody. Well, today somebody did. Adobe Buys Phonegap And [...]

[...] an emphasis on bits of news related to the world of online readability – especially web fonts, the technology for which I’ve gotten into knee deep. (If someone had told me five [...]

[...] great voice for it. The seventies wouldn’t have been “The Seventies” without Donna Summer. (Alright, add a sprinkle of Barry Gibb, and let’s call it a decade.) The last dance [...]

[...] great voice for it. The seventies wouldn’t have been “The Seventies” without Donna Summer. (Alright, add a sprinkle of Barry Gibb, and let’s call it a decade.) The last dance [...]

[...] Practical Font Design 3rd Edition In Digital Publishing you need to co-ordinate your efforts with many people. [...]

[...] and CSS using each of 5 free open-source web fonts of high visual quality. Related posts: Practical Font Design by David Bergsland Practical Font Design, Third Edition Extensis Brings Google Web Fonts [...]

[...] going on in the world of web standards regarding the use of vendor specific prefixes for CSS properties. There’s an article on AListApart about it that every web developer or anybody in &# [...]

[...] (but I’ll accept “tags”) but definitely not “CSS elements” CSS Properties, it is.) Related posts: John Daggett On CSS3 At TypeCon, 2010 Mozilla Announces Support For [...]

[...] going on in the world of web standards regarding the use of vendor specific prefixes for CSS properties. There’s an article on AListApart about it that every web developer or anybody in & [...]

What you see above is a screen shot taken on Windows XP. It looks smooth and clean, right? Unlike most so-called ‘web fonts’, all RasterBR [...]

What you see above is a screen shot taken on Windows XP. It looks smooth and clean, right? Unlike most so-called ‘web fonts’, all RasterBR [...]

[...] gradients”. Purple would have done just fine.) Alright, go ahead, call me an HTML Inclusionist, I don’t care. Me in my web dev days at New York Transit, sans beard and [...]

[...] ;pink gradients”. Purple would have done just fine.) Alright, go ahead, call me an HTML Inclusionist, I don’t care. Me in my web dev days at New York Transit, sans beard and looking like [...]

[...] . Here’s the latest iteration featuring the same text and CSS using each of 5 free open-source web fonts of high visual quality. No related posts. [...]

[...] . Here’s the latest iteration featuring the same text and CSS using each of 5 free open-source web fonts of high visual quality. Related posts: Practical Font Design by David Bergsland [...]

[...] and teacher – David Bergsland – goes about his work. It’s a must-buy for font designers. It’s a should-buy for any web designer, graphic designer, or anybody involved with [...]