December 12, 2010
by James Brocklehurst
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This is the third major overhaul of the Web Safe Fonts Cheat Sheet, which now includes examples of fonts suitable for the CSS @font-face property, along with revised CSS font stacks, font installation breakdowns by operating system, and some of … Continue reading
October 3, 2010
by James Brocklehurst
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Whilst researching the subject, I have found myself putting together an overview of all the CSS3 properties that are safe to use today. By ‘safe’ I mean properties that can be used for progressive enhancement that fallback without difficulty for … Continue reading
May 25, 2010
by James Brocklehurst
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Here is the second release of the Web Safe Font Cheat Sheet, which includes updated statistics, better printability and a quick reference for using Google’s new Font API and Directory.
May 14, 2010
by James Brocklehurst
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Here’s a technique I created a while back that I have revisited and tidied up a bit. It results in a layout that stretches both horizontally and vertically to the browser viewport. It includes a vertical navigation bar where button … Continue reading
April 14, 2010
by James Brocklehurst
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Commenter Aldrin asked in the previous post whether a simpler black and white version of the Cheat Sheet could be provided, so here we go!
April 11, 2010
by James Brocklehurst
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In all the TypeKit and @font-face excitement, boring old web-safe fonts are getting overlooked. This article attempts to persuade you why you should give them a second chance, and provides you with the Web Safe Fonts Cheat Sheet!
March 17, 2010
by James Brocklehurst
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I am in the process of devising a new desktop app that aims to improve the workflow for front-end developers when converting PSD comps into XHTML / CSS templates.
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