Category Archives: WebDesign Tricks

Ever wanted to use fallback fonts on your CSS with different aspect ratios without them looking huge (or tiny)? Palatino’s design uses classic serif fonts in a strong, open style that is easy to read and very attractive. Windows asks if you are sure you want to delete this font permanently. In this case, the […]

Typefaces have been an integral part of the ‘reading-writing’ society for centuries and now they have evolved into the digital era of typography and design where fonts matter a lot more than they have any time before. Now that you know how to preview, add, remove or hide fonts, you can go ahead and create […]

This one’s for the absolute beginners. Make sure you’ve considered this and chosen fonts that will reinforce your brand. One other serif font I really like is Arvo This font has a lot of character which you’ll notice right away in the bolder styles. They are part of the OS vendorʼs flagship font super family, […]

Whether you are a professional or novice graphic designer, the default fonts bundled with Windows might just not have what you need to create an award-winning design. User can change the colors and fonts dynamically using theme-settings menu. Here are some safe sans-serif typefaces you might start with: Arial, Impact, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, Verdana, and […]

Compatibility table for support of @font-face Web fonts in desktop and mobile browsers. For example you can create a font-family definition for Interstate-Light, and then use the ‘font-weight:normal’ definition (versus ‘font-weight:100′ which does not work properly across all browsers). The most used was serif fonts, so they were used in shows that need to evoke […]