- RWD on “Breakpoints are moments of change.” Love this little meditation from @nicewebtype: http://t.co/RDM3A6nY
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★ ❡ Breakpoints and range rules
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- jontangerine on •@typographica’s fav. typefaces returns for 2011: http://t.co/gGgCgsEQ with @fontsmith’s Pimlico chosen by yours truly: http://t.co/IEAhF5I2
- TypecastApp on Arctext.js: Curving text with CSS3 & jQuery http://t.co/agLhiqSY
- FontsInUse on “How to Approach a Responsive Design” http://t.co/RQmGfU9W an intro from @upstatement who worked on BostonGlobe.com http://t.co/FKC5uV6t
- RWD on Oh, and how’d I miss that @nicewebtype started an ongoing list of responsive typography references? http://t.co/lbnM30S1
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★ Our Favorite Typefaces of 2011
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- owltastic on Making a thing in markup, and @dribbble ing the process here: http://t.co/yju79Qvp
- typographica on Our Favorite Typefaces of 2011 http://t.co/6sR2dBlK
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★ Core concepts of responsive typography
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- Cennydd on Context is often described as a static state in which interactions happen. But it's pliable; constantly re-negotiated within those moments.
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★ Device Experiences & Responsive Design
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- espiekermann on Once a week at least you have to check out http://t.co/25y6pq76, or you’re not into type.
- weightshift on Re: designing in code. You can prototype and *fail* faster than you would in a static environment. You get the *feel* quickly.
- adactio on @danielmall Personally, I find the idea of using a pre-made grid system as weird as using a pre-made colour scheme.
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★ The part of responsive design that no one likes to talk about
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- RWD on Loving http://t.co/JK7Gq2v9. (I don’t understand the performance critique of respond.js, though; I haven’t encountered any such overhead.)
- TimAhrens on Great overview on the development of (web) font formats: infographic by and via @TypoJournal http://t.co/ljrE5YqL
- typographica on Good selection of webfont resources (examples, readings, tools) from @colinmford: http://t.co/RrBAcgXI
- typographica on “People will learn from their mistakes.” — M. Carter on the new freedom (& potential for bad design) in web typography. http://t.co/EPNwXpsc
- simplebits on Pictos Server is a pretty damn intriguing concept: build your own custom icon webfont: http://t.co/OJE28W2L
- kupfers on Webfonts considerations by @typotheque http://t.co/T57Z4Nfl
- typegirl on A good lesson to learn: "Letterspacing Freight Text: http://t.co/9K59cPRM" via @nicewebtype & @stewf
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★ Letterspacing Freight Text
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- aaronmentele on @jcroft my personal issue with grid based design has always been over-reliance on gutters/margins. They end up looking like racing stripes.
- shauninman on Responsive design is not the absence of design yet so many responsive sites have unreadable line-lengths when browsed full screen on a MBP.
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★ Nasty, year-old Webkit Mac antialiasing bug
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★ Notes from Detail in Web Typography
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★ IE10 supports OpenType features via CSS
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★ Columns based on text length
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