Posts Tagged ‘typography’

I just became aware of Future Fonts, which is “where type designers sell fonts-in-progress. Despite not actively being in the market to buy fonts, I ended up buying this beauty called Mayonnaise and swapping out a boring-in-retrospect Google Font for […]

We’re thrilled to announce that Chapter 2 of our Subatomic Design Tokens Course is now live! This chapter provides 74-minutes of video diving deep into design token architecture and foundations. We cover a ton of ground, including: The three-tiered token system consists of three tiers: […]

CSS text-box-trim YESSSSS. Here’s Adam Argyle deftly explaining (as always) a CSS solution for a problem that’s been plaguing web designers for years. Jason Bradberry also has a great write-up with illustrations about what text-box-trim solves.

Holy smokes, Balancing Text In CSS by Ahmad Shadeed is a phenomenal deep dive into a thorny subject. Definitely worth a read. Related: I finally added text-wrap: balance to my website’s h1 tags because title wrapping on this post finally […]

The great and kind Tim Brown has made his Flexible Typesetting A Book Apart book available for free.

This is some clever shit from Marko Dugonjić (@markodugonjic). The camera detects how close your face is to the screen and adjusts the font size accordingly. While maybe not the most practical thing in the world, it certainly gets you […]

I heard the word “gaffe” at most one other time before this election. This is true statement. I can’t escape this word, no matter where I go to receive my news. People say it in casual conversation. Its amazing what […]