Opening the Flood Gates: Font Embedding and Typography

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    1. Opening The Flood Gates Font Embedding & Typography Mark Boulton #wds09 Sydney 2009
    2. Yellow Head!
    3. ‘With typographic design, regardless of typeface, you can’t not communicate’
    4. 1. What is Typography? 2. Typographic Structure 3. Type on the web 4. A better typographic web
    5. What is Typography?
    6. http://www.flickr.com/photos/guitavares/248157529/
    7. A world of Verdana and Arial
    8. typography 1 the art or process of setting and arranging types and printing from them. 2 the style and appearance of printed matter. 2
    9. typography 1 the mechanical notation and arrangement of language.
    10. Typographic structure
    11. Author’s Conceptual Structure
    12. Author’s Reader’s Conceptual Conceptual Structure Structure
    13. Designer Author’s Reader’s Conceptual Conceptual Structure Structure
    14. Designer Author’s Reader’s Conceptual Conceptual Structure Structure Brand values Art direction
    15. Elements of User Experience Jesse James Garrett
    16. surface visual design skeleton information design structure interaction design scope requirements strategy user needs / site objectives For a much better diagram go to: http://www.jjg.net/elements/pdf/elements.pdf
    17. typography surface visual design skeleton information design structure interaction design scope requirements strategy user needs / site objectives
    18. typography surface visual design skeleton information design structure interaction design scope requirements strategy user needs / site objectives
    19. typography surface visual design skeleton information design structure interaction design scope requirements strategy user needs / site objectives
    20. CAMP #4 CAMP #3 CAMP #2 CAMP #1 BASE CAMP
    21. LAYOUT COLOUR CONTENT HIERARCHY FONT RHYTHM LANGUAGE TYPESETTING GRID
    22. LANGUAGE
    23. TYPESETTING
    24. GRID
    25. Heading 1 Heading 2 HIERARCHY Heading 3 Designing in the browser is ‘web sites should good because: not look the same • It’s quick to make changes • It’s the right thing to do in every browser’ • Malarkey will be chuffed
    26. FONT
    27. RHYTHM
    28. LAYOUT
    29. COLOUR
    30. CONTENT
    31. LAYOUT COLOUR CONTENT HIERARCHY FONT RHYTHM LANGUAGE TYPESETTING GRID
    32. LAYOUT ATTRIBUTES COLOUR CONTENT HIERARCHY FORM FONT RHYTHM LANGUAGE FUNCTION TYPESETTING GRID
    33. LAYOUT COLOUR CONTENT HIERARCHY FONT RHYTHM LANGUAGE TYPESETTING GRID
    34. LAYOUT COLOUR CONTENT HIERARCHY FONT RHYTHM LANGUAGE TYPESETTING GRID
    35. Typography on the web
    36. Limitations have nurtured good typographic structure
    37. Voiceless web fonts
    38. The right tool for the job
    39. Bad type?
    40. #indefenseofcomicsans
    41. #boultonsgonebloodymental
    42. @markboulton stop justifying nonsense. It may do all those things you say but has no place in a designer’s toolkit.
    43. @markboulton Do you still love Comic Sans? Call yourself a designer? IDIOT
    44. Pointy sharp serifs
    45. Pointy Pointy
    46. Alien heads found in Georgia
    47. @font-face
    48. The current state of play
    49. Browsers
    50. Firefox 3.5 Safari 3.1 Opera 10 Internet Explorer 4 ! * * .eot format
    51. .ttf - TrueType .otf - OpenType .eot - Embedded Open Type
    52. @font-face { font-family: 'Foundry Sans'; /* for IE */ src: url('/fonts/FoundrySans/FoundrySans.eot'); /* * for non-IE: first see if the font exists locally on the browser's computer. If so, use that copy of the font. Otherwise, load it from the server */ src: local('Foundry Sans'), url('/fonts/FoundrySans/FoundrySans.ttf') format ('truetype'); } http://paulirish.com/2009/bulletproof-font-face-implementation-syntax/
    53. Technical challenges: - Rendering - Reverse Engineering and...
    54. Flash of untypeset content
    55. Type Foundries
    56. Designers
    57. Solutions
    58. Four things for a better typographic web
    59. #1 Fonts
    60. #2 Foundries
    61. Licensing
    62. Price
    63. #3 Investment
    64. What makes a great web font?
    65. Verdana has more hinting information than any other font
    66. Multi-language support
    67. Legibility
    68. #4 Designers
    69. http://www.flickr.com/photos/jrodenbiker/21808223
    70. Drupal.org will serve 28,000 pages instead of 20,000
    71. Drupal.org will serve 28,000 pages instead of 20,000 Drupal will be downloaded roughly 200 times
    72. Drupal.org will serve 28,000 pages instead of 20,000 Drupal will be downloaded roughly 200 times 7 new Drupal sites will launch
    73. Drupal.org will serve 28,000 pages instead of 20,000 Drupal will be downloaded roughly 200 times 7 new Drupal sites will launch 6 of them will be ugly
    74. Provide smart defaults
    75. 82 choices
    76. http://www.flickr.com/photos/aberra/358888041
    77. 10 x http://www.flickr.com/photos/aberra/358888041
    78. http://www.flickr.com/photos/biwook/390088839
    79. Build a hierarchy Suggest alternatives
    80. The typographic cascade
    81. sections → document groupings → sections paragraphs → groupings sentences → paragraphs words → sentences
    82. Masthead / Branding Orientation (navigation) Headings Body copy Tables Lists Glyphs
    83. Choose a headline typeface: Georgia or Helvetica
    84. Headings - Georgia Body copy - Lucia Grande 0.68em/15 Lists - padding 1.4em Tables - padding top / bottom Orientation - .8em, italic, grey
    85. Headings - Helvetica Body copy - Cambria 0.68em/15 Lists - padding 1.6em Tables - padding top / bottom Orientation - 1em, Helvetica, italic, grey
    86. So, where now?
    87. LAYOUT COLOUR CONTENT HIERARCHY FONT RHYTHM LANGUAGE TYPESETTING GRID
    88. You can’t not communicate
    89. Thank you @markboulton markboulton.co.uk markboultondesign.com mark@markboulton.co.uk

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