One of the trends we’ve noticed across font distributors, is the requirement to install font tracking scripts in websites. This generated buzz with developers which prompted me to write this short post. I’ll just lay it out there: we don’t [...]
This is a continuing blog series on Licensing. You can view the earlier posts about Desktop, Webfont, App and Ebook, as well as our previous custom license, product creation. Up this week: Website creating and hosting. The Website Creation [...]
Welcome back to our continuing blog series on Licensing. If you’re just joining us, you can see the earlier posts about Desktop, Webfont, App and Ebook licenses. We have arrived at part 5 of our license series, finally transitioning into our [...]
We’ve been doing doing a continuing series on license types and today brings us to the final installment of that series. Today we’ll discuss the last of our publically available licenses: the ebook license. Like webfonts and apps, ebook [...]
Welcome back to our continued blog series on Licensing. We started the series discussing Desktop Licenses, and moved to Webfont licenses. Today’s series installation will discuss one of our newer license targets: Apps. At its core, app licenses [...]
Welcome to Part 2 of our continued blog series on licenses. The goal of these blogs is to take a more informal approach towards explaining licenses and how they actually work. Today’s topic is webfonts. We’ll explore this topic in a more [...]
Over the next few weeks, we’re going to be doing a blog series on licenses. Why, you may ask? It’s true that we already talk about licensing quite a bit, and have certainly made some big strides towards clarifying how all of this works. We have [...]
Hi guys, Dan here. Today we’re releasing a new video, another in our tutorial series. And this time we’re talking about layering web fonts. Layered fonts allow us to do some really neat things, giving us some unique flexibility when it comes to [...]
Watch this video on how to use multiple fonts to style your html without cumbersome markup or javascripts. This trick utilizes the browsers ability to use multiple fonts in case one font doesn’t have the characters it needs, you can dictate what [...]
Last year we shared an alternative @font-face syntax that offers rendering benefits in Chrome for Windows by serving the svg file to Chrome users. You can read the original post here: smoother-web-font-rendering-chrome. Since then, we have [...]
