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This project embodies so much that I like about creating things: the desire to do something big and then settling down to do big things with something little. To do a simple thing elegantly and with excellence, I find it so satisfying.
The ease of CSS @font-face makes obstacles to web typography even more frustrating. There are end user licenses to navigate (or give up and turn to open licensed fonts) and the sometimes drastic rendering differences between platforms and browsers. Jonathan Hoefler, of Hoefler & Frere-Jones offers an intriguing perspective on the obstacles facing designing type […]
The redesign of this blog held one idea as a goal: to highlight and emphasize the content. Everything else is stripped away. The header and footer are a lighter color until hovered over. The sidebar is revealed with a click of the mouse. The content is given plenty of room to breathe. I am concerned […]