Browsing Inman Flash Replacement
Making Web Fonts Work
Jon Tan on the current state of embedding typefaces. It never occurred to me that @font-face might incur a delay before rendering text (a common complaint against sIFR). And I had completely forgotten how rubbish ClearType is. Until anti-aliasing discrepancies between platforms can be resolved I don’t see even a standardized approach being accepted by discerning designers. Looks like we’re in for another four years of flash replacement. ![]()
The State of Font Embedding
Mark Wubben, the maintainer of sIFR, thinks out loud about font embedding and the various stop-gap alternatives. ![]()
Web Fonts on the Horizon
I hate to be cynical but somebody wake me when a major type foundry starts talking (favorably) about web fonts. ![]()
God hearts sIFR
Abel is dead, long live Abel. ![]()
Lealea Design
“Lealea is pronounced like that princess’ name from Star Wars—twice.” Nice use of sIFR and Slideshow Pro to present some gorgeous work. Don’t miss the Blogblog. ![]()
Read Which typefaces do you use on ShaunInman.com?
Read How do you anti-alias your headlines/use Din even though I don’t have it installed?
sIFR 2.0
Note the lack of “release candidate” on that version number. Also, my pseudo-link that previously exploited Mike’s smart 404 technology is now a real page. A true Pinocchio story. ![]()
sIFR Wiki
Exactly what it says it is. Nice. ![]()
Flash Image Framing
Similar to IFR, Flash is used to add a little more oomph to inline images by adding a custom border or “frame” treatment. More info here (I was just reading about “hyperwords”—then this pops up.) ![]()