Nov
18
Here is an interesting article from (modern life is rubbish) about typography. It talks about sizing, weight, spacing, etc. Might be worth the read.
Let's be honest. Typography and the web do not go hand-in-hand. You're limited to a choice of about 5 fonts, most of which are cheap knockoffs of 'proper' typefaces. You've got practically no fine control over kerning or line spacing, and - worst of all - there's a very good chance that no matter what you do, no matter how hard you try - your type is going to look different on every single browser and operating system. So what is an avid graphic designer-cum-web designer to do when faced with the seemingly insurmountable task of making web type look good?
Source: Web Typography Cheat Sheet
