Screenfont.ca

Screenfont.ca is a site that will cover the typography used for captioning and subtitling. It is also part of a project that will be commissioning and simply designing our own screenfonts, testing them to prove they work, and selling them. With Joe Clark behind the wheel, you can be sure anything that comes out of this will be accessible.

• February 17, 2005
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