@font-face Generator Every Web Designer Must Know 

Although embedding the @font-face is easy by just few line code in CSS, create these font file for each type of web browser is not easy. Too many steps! Have you ever wished you had font-face kit that includes all of these files? Today, you’ll have it. font-face generator_square.png (53 KB)

Know Your Type: Part 2 – Type Categories 

In this second part of typography articles we are going to learn the categories in which a type can be classified. Knowing the terms and characteristics of these groups can help you in the process of selecting the appropriate type for your project.

Custom Web Fonts in CSS3 

Another great feature of CSS3 is being able to use custom web fonts in your website layouts, instead of being stucked with the boring Arial, Georgia, Courier etc typeface. In CSS3 however you are able to use any TrueType (.ttf) or OpenType (.otf) typeface in website layouts, simply by using the @font-face rule. With that [...]

14 Top Typeface and Font Combinations Resources 

One of our most popular font articles is about how to create good font combinations. But don’t take our word for it! We’ve collected 14 excellent articles to help you make even better typeface pairs.

Web Design Trends: Font Replacement – Examples, Techniques and Resources 

Hey, I am going to be posting a series of articles of the trends which have emerged in web design in recent times. I will be covering one trend in each article. This is the first part of the series, and in this part, I will be covering font replacement.

CSS Drop Caps, the @font-face tag, sIFR and CUFON 

Learn about the latest techniques in font rendering in html pages. The tutorial includes code examples for CSS Drop Caps and CUFON and reasons NOT to use @font-face and sIFR techniques. A great article for beginners and experts alike.