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Web Typography

by Richard Rutter · first published 2017

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  • vagab0nd · Nov 19, 2018 · Recommends

    I read Web Typography by Richard Rutter [0] and really enjoyed it. For anyone who've read both, how does it compare to this book? 0: http://book.webtypography.net/

    on “Prac­ti­cal Ty­pog­ra­phy” ↗
  • …site but eventually decided to keep them in the footnotes section so that the focus would be kept on the essay. But seeing them here makes me rethink that decision. I am slowly working my way through Web Typography by Richard Rutter (http://www.book.webtypography.net/) as I redesign my website. You may find it helpful as well. Another inspiration is Craig Mod's (https://craigmod.com) site (of which I took more than…

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