This is a great interview with Rich on all things related to web typography—including, of course, variable fonts.
I’m so lucky that I literally get to work side by side with Rich; I get to geek out with him about font stuff all the time.
Getting the background on Ampersand from Richard is getting me very excited for the conference.
An excellent piece by Stan in which he questions (without rejecting out of hand) applying proportion-based rules to the web, a medium with inherently fluid proportions.
A repository of liberally-licensed fonts to link to with @font-face.
A look at different font stacks out there in the wild.
Richard has launched the redesign he's had bubbling away for a while now. 'Tis lovely and gridilicous.
The typography on this page is simply gorgeous. And the event looks good too.
Documenting typographical abuse, specifically when single primes are used instead of apostrophes.
Epic is a lovely looking new typeface from Neil Summerour.
An offhand remark I made on Twitter spurs Dom on to do a whole lotta research on character encoding in class names.
I need this t-shirt... I need it bad.
Radiohead are distributing their next album themselves. You'll be able to download it for the princely sum of... whatever you feel like paying.
I think we should get a whole set for the Clearleft office.
The paper of Joe's talk at ATypI Brighton. It's fascinating, well-researched stuff.
A beautifully marked up and typeset copy of George Orwell's classic essay.
A new blog dedicated to, yup... typography. Looks like a keeper.
An interview with type designer, Eric Olson.
A cheat sheet for combining typefaces. No hard and fast rules but a handy guide to print out and use.
Here's a handy little bookmarklet that overlays a grid on a web page—very handy for tweaking vertical rhythm and aligning to a baseline.