January 29, 2010 – 10:33 am
As usual, Apple’s newest creation has produced opinions. The rhetoric of those for and against it is predictably strong and, occasionally, ridiculous. I don’t care to add my voice to the din. My attention is more fixated on the fact that if the iPad is successful, we’ll have to say goodbye to a whole host […]
November 12, 2009 – 9:18 am
I recently launched thatwasnotok.com, a humourous take on how to handle social un-graces. One of the fun parts of designing and building the site was the freedom to work with a font like Chunk without resorting to embedding it in images or using sIFR or Cufon. I showed it to Tim Brown from Nice Web […]
October 21, 2009 – 1:39 pm
The Idea Have you ever found yourself in a social setting where someone’s inadequate social skills cause consternation to everyone around them? Of course you have. Have you ever wished there was a way to discreetly tell them that their behaviour is not OK? Now you can. That Was Not OK is here to help. […]
September 9, 2009 – 11:26 pm
As of a couple of minutes ago, this site has relegated the venerable sIFR to the dustbin of history, opting instead for the bright future of true custom fonts using the @font-face CSS declaration that has been around since 1998. Why it took so long for custom web fonts to become an in-browser reality is […]
I haven’t given FontFriend much attention since it was released, but I puttered around with it a bit over the weekend and figured that it deserves a proper 1.0 release now. If you’re already using the bookmarklet, you’re running the latest and greatest automatically. Features added in 1.0 include: a field for a custom font […]