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Typography Weekly #43
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Infographic: How to measure typographic accessibility
“We have produced an infographic to help designers gauge how accessible a font is. The illustrations use one of our most accessible typefaces FS Me which was researched and developed with charity Mencap and designed specifically to improve legibility for people with learning disabilities.”
www.fontsmith.com
Suggested By Riccardo Sartori
Morisawa launches a platform and cloud service for digital fonts
“TypeSquare will provide two services — an annual subscription desktop font service, and a web font library.”
en.morisawa.co.jp
Suggested By Riccardo Sartori
The Typodermic Color Font Experiment
“The Typodermic Color Font Experiment is a free collection of 105 color fonts in the very latest color font formats, licensed for commercial use. These fonts can’t be installed and used in applications like normal fonts can… that’s why they’re experimental.”
typodermicfonts.com
Suggested By Riccardo Sartori
FontStruct goes HTML5
“Superficially it’s very similar to the old one and we’ve retained all the simplicity and ease of use which are the hallmarks of FontStruct; but under the hood the new FontStructor uses standard HTML5 technology for the first time, and no longer relies on the Flash plugin.”
fontstruct.com
New from Frere-Jones: Retina
“Built on years of experiment and observation, Retina was designed to present a clear voice in any medium.”
frerejones.com
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