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2009 – Sites of the Year
In: web resources
1 Jan 2010This year we’ve featured a lot of great sites, I mean, a bunch of sites every single week! And I know you love this serie of posts. Thinking on it, and to bring to the memory the best sites we shown you in 2009, I’ve selected 60 of them to remember. It’s time do inspire [...]
Custom Web Fonts in CSS3
In: web resources
30 Dec 2009Another great feature of CSS3 is being able to use custom web fonts in your website layouts, instead of being stucked with the boring Arial, Georgia, Courier etc typeface. In CSS3 however you are able to use any TrueType (.ttf) or OpenType (.otf) typeface in website layouts, simply by using the @font-face rule. With that [...]
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Real Fonts and Rendering: The New Elephant in the Room
In: web resources
22 Dec 2009My friend, the content strategist Kristina Halvorson, likes to call content “the elephant in the room” of web design. She means it’s the huge problem that no one on the web development team or client side is willing to acknowledge, face squarely, and plan for…. Without discounting the primacy of the content problem, we web [...]
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