Typography
Texture, Color, and Detail
February 18, 2009
This Website caught my eye yesterday as I was looking through entries on CSS Mania. I posted this screenshot on Flickr. I did a pretty extensive commentary on Flickr in the summary and using the notes feature to point out different elements on the page.
What I really like about this site is the sense of dimension […]
Adventures in sIFR
July 8, 2008
I enjoy the challenge of learning how to do new things. Working with the Web is a great fit because there are always things to learn. Over the past year, I have tried to incorporate something new into every Web design project that I do.
I am currently working on a new design for Campus Crusade’s Summer […]
Is it the right choice of typography?
February 20, 2008
The choice of font is not exactly what you would expect for a headstone. Of course it does lend some personality that you don’t normally see in this context. Maybe it represents the person Mr. Morton. I’m not so sure it is the wrong choice.
From The Onion
Embracing the Medium
August 21, 2007
Khoi Vinh wrote an article for print designers who want to get into Web design. I think he makes some good points about how designing for the Web is a different discipline than print design. He addresses one of my pet peeves of an over reliance on Flash that I have observed many print designers […]
“Control” on the Web
May 18, 2007
Lately, one of my interests has been to improve my skills in the area of typography (started after hearing Cameron Moll’s Essential Web Skills). I have read a couple of books on the subject and come across some great resources on the Web.
A couple of weeks ago, I heard Richard Rutter of Clearleft speak to the […]
