Typography tips for a better user experienceThe average person with a smartphone or laptop and a stable internet connection…
Story of a font designed to work betterIn 2000–2001 I worked a lot as web designer.The HTML language, which dominated the…
Born to be Condensed: An Interview with Typeface Designer Aleksandra SamuļenkovaA Conversation about…
Odia LetterformsLetterforms are integral parts of any media. It is true that people relate to traditional forms best, and yet there is a lot…
#DesignSpam Week 205Product porn, Design School 101 and the story of a Soviet geometric sans serif feature in this week’s ‘DesignSpam’ roundup.Readymag Design School
Crafting link underlines on MediumHow hard could it be to draw a horizontal line on the screen? It seems wrangling a few pixels…
Bridging the Photoshop dividePhotoshop isn’t up to laying out text for the web, so we made our own tool.When designing digital products and services we know that the best results come when people work closely together. Especially…
Control Your Type: Google Fonts + Chrome = trouble?tl;dr: If you let Google Fonts host your type for you, it might look terrible for some users on Chrome, especially Open Sans. Solution is below — you’ll probably need to host it yourself.
