I’m going here to avoid Google WebFonts and talk more about the fonts that you buy and that are more and more provided with a “webfont” package. The package is generally a directory containing several files. Even though all major browsers support Webfonts they all…
If you’ve been on the Web development field for a while, you’ve probably developed already some framework or boilerplate that constitutes the core features/code of all your creations. Well, sometimes we do not think about everything and that is why it is interesting to turn…
Not so long ago, if you wanted to display nice thick crispy fonts on your site you had to create images of your text. Then appeared nice solutions such as sIFR, facelift or other image replacement techniques. All with pros and cons, of course,…
I’d like to consider this as an introduction to a mini series of posts which will guide you through the intricate, vasts, and sometimes tedious, ways of the web development market to the full completion of a web project using a framework.
