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Boom LabProxima Nova’s clinical efficiency is a good fit for the infographic stylings of this graduate consultancy firm’s website.
February 10 | Webfonts in action

Boom Lab

by Barsness Solutions
Elegant OpenType alternatives for older browsersBy expanding on the basic function of a font stack, we can use subsetted fonts to create some interesting typographic effects that, while not as spectacular as a fully-featured OpenType layout, will at least work well in older browsers.
February 8 | Articles & resources

Elegant OpenType alternatives for older browsers

Spark*Sanchez forms a strong, central component of this Finnish site's graphical identity, being used in multiple weights for both text and display purposes.
February 6 | Webfonts in action

Spark*

Future Insights LiveJan Fromm's Rooney does the hard work on this web conference site, performing very well in its text, navigation and headline duties.
February 6 | Webfonts in action

Future Insights Live

by Laura Kalbag
Public HouseTicketBook for navigation and headlines complements the playbill aesthetic of this pub and bar's website very well.
February 6 | Webfonts in action

Public House

Canadian Organic ExportsWaldemar Italic from the Ukranian 4th February type foundry is used for the call outs on this Canadian/Russian exporter’s website.
February 6 | Webfonts in action

Canadian Organic Exports

Luxury Family HotelsMr Moustache’s eccentric character is a happy fit for this family-orientated network of luxury hotels based in English country houses.
February 1 | Webfonts in action

Luxury Family Hotels

by Nixon Design
dbMotionThe urgent, punchy slideshow on the home page of this healthcare consultancy is given extra heft through the use of URW’s Franklin Gothic.
February 1 | Webfonts in action

dbMotion

Part 2: The problem with line heightUnderstanding how browsers and operating systems interpret line height will help you control type on the web with more precision.
January 27 | Articles & resources

Part 2: The problem with line height

Part 1: We need to talk about line-heightGetting line spacing right is one of those aspects of typesetting that is a tricky combination of good judgement and practiced technique, making it both an art and a science.
January 27 | Articles & resources

Part 1: We need to talk about line-height

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