Hi, I'm Thomas Fuchs. I'm the author of Zepto.js, of script.aculo.us, and I'm a Ruby on Rails core alumnus. With Amy Hoy I'm building cheerful software, like Noko Time Tracking and Every Time Zone and write books like Retinafy.me. September 29th, 2009 Update October 6, 2009: http://textorize.org is now live and the main resource for the textorize project! We all want really nice looking web typogr
Since Elliot Jay Stocks so poignantly told us to destroy the Web 2.0 look, we’ve witnessed a de-shinification of the Web, with fewer glass buttons, beveled edges, reflections, special-offer badges, vulgar gradients with vibrant colors and diagonal background patterns. The transformation has been welcomed with relief by all but the most hardened gloss-enthusiasts. Since Elliot Jay Stocks so poignan
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Over the last days we’ve decided to take a look at new fonts and choose the most beautiful ones. In fact, many new fonts occured - some of them just weren’t available for download one year ago, some of them were created over the last 12 months. The results are listed below - the most beautiful fonts, created by the open-source community and free for personal, academic and (sometimes) commercial us
Design Beautiful Typography One of the most popular applications for web designers is now a full-blown typography editor. Typetester classic that is known and loved by all is still online! Test and compare more than 2800 web fonts. The new Typetester is a WYSIWYG web typography editor. Create, export and share unlimited projects.
Fonts for the Web Until font downloading technology is perfected, Web designers must normally restrict themselves to fonts that are available on most users’ computer systems. So which fonts are installed on everyone’s computers? Your best bets are the ones that come with the Internet Explorer (MSIE) browser and the Windows and Macintosh operating systems. For the last few years, the MSIE fonts hav
Posted on: April 13, 2005 In: Design, Simple Steps, Typography Comments closed Typography, I find, is still a bit of mystery to a lot of designers. The kind of typography I'm talking about is not your typical "What font should I use" typography but rather your "knowing your hanging punctuation from your em-dash" typography. Call me a little bit purist but this bothers me. So, in an attempt to sp
Front Matter Chapter 1: Strategy Chapter 2: Research Chapter 3: Process Chapter 4: Information Architecture Chapter 5: Site Structure Chapter 6: Page Structure Chapter 7: Interface Design Chapter 8: Graphic Design Chapter 9: Typography Chapter 10: Editorial Style Chapter 11: Images Chapter 12: Video Back Matter About the authors Patrick J. Lynch and Sarah Horton have been working together on award
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