[thelist] Breaking away from "Standard" Fonts
Felix Miata
mrmazda at ij.net
Fri Mar 17 05:00:43 CST 2006
On 06/03/17 05:31 kasimir-k apparently typed:
> And sometimes it is more important to maintain correct branding imagery
> and elements that provide smooth reading experience to everybody.
Branding tends to involve imagery and grabbing attention, things a web
page does with colors and graphics and h1, h2, etc. #content p shouldn't
be where you want to place your branding. It really can't be, because
there are too few commonly available web fonts to make any meaningful
distinction, unless your idea of branding includes common and boring and
overriding visitor wishes.
> And just in case I forgot to mention it: content != words
True, but when discussing fonts, it's hard to imagine the relevance of
other kinds of content.
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