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• 04 Nov 08
  

  Johan Larsson

  While many designers have been quick to embrace web standards, it’s surprising how often the basic standards of typography are neglected. Here are ten deadly sins to avoid in your web typography:

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• 19 Aug 08
  

  Maggie Wolfe Riley

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• 17 Aug 08
  

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  By Steven D. While many designers have been quick to embrace web standards, it's surprising how often the basic standards of typography are neglected.

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• 14 Aug 08
  

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  By Steven D. While many designers have been quick to embrace web standards, it's surprising how often the basic standards of typography are neglected. Here ten deadly sins avoid in your typography: 1. Using hyphens
  

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  Stewart McTavish

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• 13 Aug 08
  

  Richard Sheppard

  I thought I'd bookmarked this already. Guess not.

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• 12 Aug 08
  

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• 11 Aug 08
  

  Chris Baskind

  Good tip: use a bottom border attribute on hyperlinks, not an underline.

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  Maggie Wolfe Riley on 2008-08-21
  I can't say i really understand people who love Typography this much. For me, typography's main job is to get out of the way. Content is what I focus on when reading, not how many spaces between words or the kind of dashes used. I really don't care... as long as it's not distracting from the content. But I guess because some people care so much, I have to as well.

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