Compare different typography
Having clear fonts with the right spacing between lines and words is essential for making your blog user friendly. There is a great online tool for dealing with typography issues called Typetester. On the website you will be able to play with fonts, sizes, alignments and so on. There are three different columns where you can compare the results and choose the best design.
Daniel Scocco on February 27, 2007
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Very nice. The only thing they appear to be missing is line-spacing.
It is included, but its called “Leading”.
Thanks, there have been a lot f times when I wondered which font a certain blog is using but couldn’t really find out.
Allen.H
ahhh…thanks Daniel. Guess I didn’t play around with it enough.
That’s an awesome tool. Fonts have always been one of the harder things, without “borrowing” code from another source.
That’s an amazing tool.
Typography is 90% of web design.
I’ve been using this with clients for a little while. It really helps clarify how text will look on the site.
Of course, good CSS practices can do the same thing.
Thanks for all your tips on your blog. Very useful.
Thanks for your good tips