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The Intersection of Technology, Culture, and Politics

At the recent Voices that Matter conference, I had the privilege of having dinner with Bill Cullifer, the Executive Director of WOW (World Organization of Webmasters). I hadn’t check in with that group in a while (they’ve been around since 1996), so I was excited to hear about a lot of the great stuff the [...]

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Web typography is pretty much synonymous with limitations. Limited controls, limited styles, but, most importantly, limited font-family choices. The first two limitations can only be overcome through changes in the browsers, however, there are a surprisingly large number of fonts to choose from, if you are willing to work with a more fluid typography.Most designers [...]

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We have gotten some great feedback from designers wanting to help the W3C set the standards for the future of Web typography, but we’re still looking for more. If you participate in any design forums or are a blogger yourself, we would appreciate a mention using the permalink for the Web Typography discussion.
I’d also like [...]

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I’m going to be setting the new standards for typography on the Web, and I want your help.

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Next June (sometime between June 10th and June 13th to be more precise) I will be presenting a session on Web Typography at the Voices the Matter Conference to be held in Nashville, TN. The conference, run by the book publisher New Riders, brings together some of their top authors for a four day lovefest [...]

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