TypeKit Lists →
TypeKit has curated a number of lists of fonts according to particular characteristics such as, “alternatives to Helvetica” and “Condensed headline fonts.” This is a fantastic resource.
The Ampersand Collection →
This is definitely Designy Ampersand porn. But hey, when they look this good you won’t find me complaining.
HTML5 Please →
A comprehensive look at HTML 5 support: when to use and how to make sure you have adequate fall backs in place if necessary.
Behind the Scenes: The Website Design Process →
Newfangled, a web shop in North Carolina, chronicled the process of building a website for a client diary style.
Emigre Web Fonts →
You are free to do a celebratory dance at your discretion.
Via nowinpocketsize
I don’t quite understand frustration with this sort of thing. Why bother getting so wrapped up with what trends others are following?
The Ui Toolkit →
A collection of useful photoshop styles, glyphs, background patterns, ui symbols and more for $8.
Little Printer →
I love analog devices that get their guts from the web and Little Printer is a great example.
Georgia Pro & Verdana Pro →
Georgia and Verdana have been impressively extended and are available for use with the Fonts.com Web Fonts service.
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