Typography resources
Kevin Hale at Particletree lists some great typography resources in Typography Crash Course Roundup.
Here are a few more resources, discussions, and articles related to typography and how it can be used on the web:
- Typography: serif vs. sans-serif
- Screenfont.ca: All about fonts for captions and subtitles
- Thinking with Type
- Accessible Web Typography - an introduction for web designers
Sometimes I am really envious of the freedom print designers have when it comes to typography and typeface choices. But that’s just the way things are. Designing for the web has other advantages.
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Thanks for this nice collection of links - very useful!
Is it wrong to include Flash in your designs in order to incorporate the fonts you desire?
Doug: Not if you do it in a responsible an unobtrusive way, by using something like sIFR. But don't do it just because you can.
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