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[...] , at best, frustrating. Creating design mockups with web fonts is a real problem if you don’t have a desktop version of the font. Many of us resort to [...]

[...] app to solve this problem for ourselves.  You can see in the video that it lets you load web fonts, style content by eye, then publish your work as HTML & CSS.  When we showed it around [...]

[...] say about them. So here goes: Will you still offer fonts from from Typekit, Fontdeck and Google Web Fonts? The simple answer is yes (sorry if we weren’t clear about it in our earlier post). [...]

[...] the web could look better and we want our Typecast app to be part of the solution. After all, web fonts have a vital role to play in making the web a more beautiful, readable place. Since so many [...]

[...] author Stewart Curry for writing today’s post. For more from him, check out his blog. Guest authors are paid for their contribution, and all opinions are their own. If you’d like to write [...]

[...] , try 5 Faces for UI Design, Superhero Superfamilies, and Tailor-Made Type for Web Design. Guest authors are paid for their contribution, and all opinions are their own. [...]

[...] ’d also like to extend a big thanks to our guest author Jake Giltsoff for writing today’s post. Guest authors are paid for their contribution, and all opinions are their own. [...]

[...] ’d also like to extend a big thanks to our guest author Jake Giltsoff for writing today’s post. Guest authors are paid for their contribution, and all opinions are their own. [...]

[...] how someone will read our content. That’s why it’s time to change our web design process—to make this user priority our design priority. Designing for a responsive web must now [...]

[...] themselves. You get it recorded. You get feedback on it. Then you can tailor the rest of the design process and every other deliverable to the users. It’s not necessarily the ideal way to go, but I [...]

[...] working hard to make Typecast an app that designers enjoy using and that helps improve their design process, so we’re ecstatic that you liked the app enough to put its name forward. Thank you [...]

[...] we thank you! Watch our creative director Jamie show you how Typecast can improve your design process. Try it now to see what all the hype is about. Sign in to your account to explore the [...]

[...] , exdents, other paragraph styling tips and examples, check out these posts: The Paragraph in Web Typography & Design by Jon Tan 12 Examples of Web Typography by Jon Tan Marking Paragraphs by [...]

[...] as we originally started as a print design studio. Typecast allows me to approach my web typography just how I would when designing for print, and that’s a big deal. What brief did you [...]

[...] that brings joy and makes things better. CSS gives you ultimate control over your web typography and the power to take your Typecast projects to all new levels of beauty and precision. [...]

I’m a big believer in responsive web design. It’s the only way I know to provide the best experience across the increasingly fragmented la [...]

[...] Directors Club in NYC. In this 30 minute talk, he explains how and why type prototypes allow web designers to experiment more, waste less, and create something semantic and meaningful. Hang in for the [...]

[...] audiences want to consume content on whichever browser or device they prefer. As a result, web designers and publishers have rallied behind the idea of responsive design to reach the widest possible [...]

[...] margin, like this: To improve typographic contrast and also improve clarity for readers, more web designers are turning to these as an alternative to the conventional mainstay – the block, flush [...]

[...] fonts, in our Q&A with Steve. Not only can you experiment with them straight away in our Typecast app, you can use any of them for free on your websites thanks to your complimentary Fonts.com [...]

[...] to our BaskervilleE in text. You can experiment with all nine new eText typefaces in our Typecast app. Sign in   to have a go, or start a 14-day trial. Thanks go to Eben Sorkin for the [...]

[...] ;A at the end, where Jamie answers questions about: why our agency took a year off to build our Typecast app; how agile workflows differ on non-software projects; the realities of designer-developer [...]

[...] . Why Google and why now? Frankly, we think the web could look better and we want our Typecast app to be part of the solution. After all, web fonts have a vital role to play in making the web a [...]

[...] for their contribution, and all opinions are their own. If you’d like to write for the Typecast blog, get in touch with shelly dot wilson at typecast dot com [...]

[...] for their contribution, and all opinions are their own. If you’d like to write for the Typecast blog, get in touch with shelly dot wilson at typecast dot com [...]

[...] for their contribution, and all opinions are their own. If you’d like to write for the Typecast blog, get in touch with shelly dot wilson at typecast dot com [...]

[...] for their contribution, and all opinions are their own. If you’d like to write for the Typecast blog, get in touch with shelly dot wilson at typecast dot com [...]