FontShop has a few tips for creating a web graphic in which type is the main subject.
And in other typographic news: The Elements of Typographic Style applied to the web for a practical guide to web typography.
Posted by Steph Tekano
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Darcy Paterson (June 29th, 2006)
hmmm… interesting…I will definitely be looking into this sIFR option, as this is the first I’ve ever heard of it. Sounds super COOOL! I hate not being able to use the fonts I want to use for web design..arrrrgh!