A Free serif font Available in light, regular and bold flavors. Download Sansation
Continue reading...Monday, February 2, 2009
sIFR is a javascript alternative specially for Designers & Developers. It gives them the freedom to choose the font they like for their audience. It accomplishes this by using a combination of javascript, CSS, and Flash. Features: Fully accessible to screenreaders and other assistive technology Works on Mac, Windows, and Linux Works with all major browsers sIFR is less than [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Andrew Paglinawan is a self-employed graphic designer, working in the fields of logo design, print design, web design and branding. He has released a free sans serif typeface called Quicksand with 7 weights including a dashed version. The font looks really nice and professional.
Continue reading...Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Let’s be honest. Typography and the web do not go hand-in-hand. You’re limited to a choice of about 5 fonts, most of which are cheap knockoffs of ‘proper’ typefaces. You’ve got practically no fine control over kerning or line spacing, and - worst of all - there’s a very good chance that no matter what [...]
Continue reading...Thursday, January 22, 2009
Providing users as many preferences as possible always puts a smile on the user’s face. One of those important preferences is font size. I can see fine but the next guy may have difficulty with the font size I choose. That’s why this MooTools-driven font-size slider has been developed. It saves the user’s preference into [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Good font to let you have maps of all countries. Stop searching for maps. Instead, install this font and get a key to every country and state on the world for free. Download Map Font
Continue reading...Sunday, December 21, 2008
sIFR is one of the most popular solutions for using any font on websites. There is now another similar solution named sIFR Lite which has some new features but specially much lighter (3.7kb rather than 22kb). Here are the other differences: It auto-detects the text color of the elements (they are entered manually in sIFR). It is completely [...]
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