Varför Comic Sans är bättre än du tror.
It’s cool to hate comic sans. But it’s also problematic.
Läs och lär om läsbarhet: Hating Comic Sans Is Ableist
Varför Comic Sans är bättre än du tror.
It’s cool to hate comic sans. But it’s also problematic.
Läs och lär om läsbarhet: Hating Comic Sans Is Ableist
An introduction to the inline formatting context. Explores line-height and vertical-align properties, as well as the font metrics. Understand how text is rendered on screen, and how to control it with CSS.
Läs och begrunda: Deep dive CSS: font metrics, line-height and vertical-align – Vincent De Oliveira
What we learned (TL;DR):
line-height)line-height: normal is based on font metricsline-height: n may create a virtual-area smaller than content-areavertical-align is not very reliableline-height and vertical-align properties
Two typography designers talk about what it takes to create a font for Google.
Written By: Jill Blackmore Evans
This article originally appeared on Format Magazine and was republished with permission.The new, updated Google Fonts is a treasure trove of open source, totally free-to-use typefaces. From classic to creative, the new font selection supports over 135 languages, and is set up to let typography buffs easily discover new fonts by browsing through style categories like Serif or Handwriting.Who are the designers behind Google’s favorite typefaces? We spoke to two of them to find out what it takes to design a font for Google.
Color fonts represent a key evolution in digital typography, introducing rich graphic features into font files. Thanks to new font formats, color fonts are finally becoming a reality for millions of creatives.
Learn everything about color fonts, chromatic typography and OpenType-SVG.
Read more: Color fonts. Get ready for the revolution!
Designers are trained to believe that similar typefaces should never be used together. But breaking this cardinal rule can sometimes be the perfect way to create ordered, elegant typography.
Lär dig mer: How to Use Clashing Fonts | News, Notes & Observations | Hoefler & Co.