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- The Look That Says Book – On AListApart 7. September 2010An article I wrote about Hypenation & Justification in web design was published on AListApart today. Titled: The Look That Says Book. Please visit the comments page and weigh in on how you feel about the current level of support for hyphenation and justification in browsers. Do you think H&J is important? Not? OK, then what? I’d like to [...] Relat […]Richard Fink
- Destination Web At ATYPI 5. September 2010As someone who writes a lot about fonts and typography, I joined some professional associations. In addition to SOTA, which I joined last year, I am also a new member of ATYPI, the Association Typographique Internationale. ATYPI’s annual conference is being held in Dublin, Ireland. I proposed giving a talk on Web Font formats, and [...] Related posts:TypeC […]Richard Fink
- Typedia: A Font Resource In The Making 31. August 2010Last year sometime, Typedia showed up on the radar here at Readable Web. I wasn’t quite sure what to make of it, frankly. No tag line. What’s the focus? What’s the angle? But the people behind it had gravitas in the world of web so I figured maybe I was missing something. I kept an [...] Related posts:TypeCon 2010: A New Birth Of Type Google Starts Hosting […]Richard Fink
- WOFF Support In Chrome Starts Up 28. August 2010WOFF web fonts are now live in Version 6 Beta of Chrome for Win XP, Win 7, and MAC OS X, as well. Days away? A week away? Version 6 Beta seems pretty stable. A simple test page. Here is an image of what you should see in any browser if WOFF support is there: [...] Related posts:Mozilla Formally Announces Support For WOFF (Web Open Font Format) @Font-Face W […]Richard Fink
- PT Sans, An Excellent Free Font For Screen 23. August 2010Alexandra Korolkova of ParaType spoke at TypeCon 2010 about two new freely licensed fonts: PT Sans and PT Serif. They were commissioned by the Russian government. PT Sans is available for download and PT Serif will be released later this year. Alexandra writes: “In 2009, the Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications commissioned the [...] Related po […]Richard Fink
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