1. johnbillion

   The website of the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at UC Berkeley (link) is very similar in style to — and equally as stunning as — Jesus Rodriguez Velasco’s blog. It’s a product of the same designer, Miguel Ripoll. Possibly another contender for a more in depth design analysis?

   ^Sep19²⁰⁰⁷

2. johno

   JohnBilliion
   I’ll take a look now. I’m a huge fan of Miguell’s work. Thanks for pointing out this other site — that’s exactly what I’m after. Perhaps I can include it in the follow-up article.

   In fact, I’ve just found another site I like: Lee Pilmore. I particularly like the red reversed out headings.

   I like the L in your logo. Which typeface?

   

   ^Sep19²⁰⁰⁷

3. Alec

   Nice sites!

   Here are a couple of others for web designers out there:

   * Mike Davidson’s sIFR. While the site itself isn’t typographically remarkable, here’s an example of what you can do with sIFR: sIFR test page.

   * Blueprint CSS. Here’s an example of Blueprint at work: Blueprint test page.

   ^Sep19²⁰⁰⁷

4. LaurenMarie - Creative Curio

   I’ve bookmarked quite a few of these myself for the same reason! I do enjoy their typography. I also like Garrett Dimon’s blog (I don’t know him, but I like the typography). I’m going to bookmark this post!

   JohnBillion, I like UC Berkeley’s and the professor’s blog, too. Johno, didn’t you have an interview lined up with Miguel? PLEASE ask him his source of inspiration if you do!

   As a side note, I’m starting to really take notice of the typography around me, as I’m driving, watching TV, reading magazines… It’s getting up there with my design awareness! I think it’s mostly a result of reading iLT. Thanks, Johno :)

   ^Sep19²⁰⁰⁷

5. Edward Welker

   Not sure how I feel about #5 and #15. I know they have a different feel to them, but…

   Anyway, I always thought Subtraction was a good example.

   I look forward to seeing the closer look. Might help me put a finger on what it says to me.

   ^Sep19²⁰⁰⁷

6. johno

   Lauren
   That’s great to hear. Yes, the interview with Miguel is still on. However, he has just relocated (to Spain), so there will be a delay. I’ll take a look at Garret’s blog now.

   Edward
   Some of the designs were chosen because of their overall use of type; others were chosen because of minor details that were well attended to. In the follow-up, I’ll let you know why I chose 5 and 15. Thanks for input.

   Alec
   You must have been reading my mind. I’ve been writing a post about Blueprint. Thanks for the sIFR links.

   For those of you wondering what sIFR is (Scalable Inman Flash Replacement), then head on over to to Alec’s link to Mike Industries.

   ^Sep19²⁰⁰⁷

7. Stephen

   Thank you for the FontShop mention, John!

   I too like the lud.icro.us logo. Can’t place it but it reminds me of Aquamarine. Here are a bunch of other swashy ‘L’s.

   ^Sep19²⁰⁰⁷

8. johno

   Stephen
   You’re welcome. Do you know the name of the developer(s)?
   Thanks for the swashy Ls link.

   ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

9. johnbillion

   Thanks for the compliment, Johno. The font used for my L is called Splendid and came free with some cheap DTP software I bought about eight years ago! Like Stephen said, it’s very similar to the L in Aquamarine.

   ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

10. Chris Papadopoulos

    Some really distinctive looking sites here, several of which I hadn’t seen before. All of them are pretty darn good and creative, though some of the more ornate ones arguably have some usability issues.

    I like that you picked a black & white site (the Rikcat one) because I think it shows a lot of character when somebody is confident enough in their layout to avoid any colors whatsoever.

    ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

11. Hamish M

    Great list. And some new ones for me too!

    Funny enough, when I was reading this in Google Reader, I didn’t see that it was coming from iLT, and so I thought “Hey, iLT should be in that list too!” Heh.

    ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

12. johno

    Chris
    Yes, none of the examples is perfect. I think the Rikcat design and others that resist all the hues of the rainbow are brave designs. Colour, like so many elements of design can cover a multitude of sins.
    However, when your design is standing in nothing but its proverbial underpants, then you really need to have a clean pair. Actually, I sometimes reduce a full colour design to grey scale as part of the testing process; it’s surprising how much this experiment reveals.

    Hamish
    Where’s that blushing smiley when I need it. Good to see you here again.

    ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

13. Dylan Bathurst

    I noticed that on some sites they would use a serif font for the larger headlines and other heading text, but when it came to the actual content the type would switch to a sans-serif. I have experimented with this before, and to me it looks more elegant that way. What are some of your thoughts???

    ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

14. inspirationbit

    I did a similar post back in February, picking 8 sites with great typography, but haven’t seen many of the sites on your list (starting from #7 and on, though I did recently discover Design snips). I really look forward to your dissection of those sites!

    ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

15. Jonna

    Just found your site from digg. Very nice collection.

    I would recommend http://www.webdesignerwall.com to be in the list as well. The designer spent every little details on type layout, from header to footer.

    ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

16. allan jones

    Site number 2 actually makes one hell of a mistake: reliance on a font that won’t be installed on most machines out there (in that particular case, helvetica neue). Sure, the css drops it down to helvetica, but in doing so it actually upsets the layout of the page, and it doesn’t look anywhere near so nice.

    But hey, that’s maybe because i’m a geeky coder type who only follows this site so I can understand what the hell the designers that I work with are talking about ;)

    ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

17. Amrit Hallan - HowToPlaza

    A great collection of not only fonts, but also examples of how even the regular fonts can be used so beautifully.

    ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

18. Nathan Rutman

    I like the Coudal Partners site for their design emphasis on typography!

    Great list! Thanks! -Nate

    ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

19. Martin Ringlein

    Awesome round-up; some really great inspiration in there.

    It does seem like you have a strong liking towards BIG type though … it does look hot.

    ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

20. johno

    Apologies to everyone who has had difficulty accessing the site. The Digg effect has taken its toll. Also the inimitable Mr Zeldman mentioned this article, leading to a traffic spike, the likes of which I’ve never encountered before.

    I’m working on upgrading the server and improving the caching.

    Thanks to everyone who shared and Dugg this article; and apologies again for the sluggishness. I’m working on it.

    ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

21. Octave Z

    Very good choice and thanks to share this. Some of these examples are in this css showcase: Css Website , websites of my selection ;)

    Thanks again!

    ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

22. Gen

    Your type is too small!!

    ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

23. Dimka

    Thank you a lot.
    When you review those sites it would be interesting if you measure the loading time, to put it to the perspective. Because it often easy to make a nice looking page, but if it takes forever to load it is a different story.

    ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

24. diane witman

    Although my work is lesser known the above I would love to submit my site for typography use: http://www.circa1979.com

    ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

25. Alec

    Wow! Zeldman likes you — - you’re one degree of separation from a deity! Congrats on all the kudos and the digg.

    ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

26. johno

    Thanks everyone for your comments.

    @Diane
    the only problem I see with your site is that the entire home page is an image (with image maps). Perhaps you could remake the page using HTML, real text and some CSS? Anyway, thank you for the comment and for the link.

    @Alec
    Looks like it’s time for me to buy one of those I Love Zeldman or I’ve been Zeldmaned t-shirts ;)

    ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

27. Lawsy

    This article inspired my to create a new design for my weblog, its a minor change but it has made an old dog look shiny and new again. I have used less images and made more of an emphasis on serif fonts for the titles.

    The effect is striking IMHO. Thanks for the article and the inspiration.

    ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

28. Alex Nogués

    Miguel Ripoll has just been featured in an interview at the Communication Arts website: designinteract.com/insights/

    ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

29. Alex Nogués

    Miguel Ripoll has just been featured in an interview at the Communication Arts website: http://www.designinteract.com/insights/

    ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

30. johno

    Alex
    Thanks for the link. I have an interview with Miguel lined-up, to be published on ww.redsil.com

    Lawsy
    You’ve made a great start.

    ^Sep20²⁰⁰⁷

31. shaggy

    nice picks,
    good job. it’s incredibly hard to do type on the web. i hear mozilla is working on hypenation? that would be nice. i really don’t want to have to use flash like shaun inman…

    ^Sep21²⁰⁰⁷

32. Andrew

    This is a nice list of well-designed web sites, but I was kind of hoping that it would be a list of sites that use native web-text (Arial, Verdana, Times, etc.) well.

    I think it takes a lot more talent to create well-designed layouts using pure CSS (no images), and the end result is more effective, accessible, and more in the spirit of the web.

    Anyone have that list?

    ^Sep21²⁰⁰⁷

33. Thame

    Cool list, thanks for featuring design|snips!

    ^Sep21²⁰⁰⁷

34. Dennis

    Edward,
    I think #5 and #15 are the best in the list! I didn’t care for #2 and #6 much.

    ^Sep21²⁰⁰⁷

35. Robert H. Goretsky

    Agreed with Andrew’s comment above - it seems that some of these sites are using flash / images to represent the text. This definitely makes it harder for search engines to crawl these sites.. Looking forward to your follow-up to understand what CSS tricks can be used with basic text in order to accomplish similar layouts. Comment by Robert H. Goretsky of Hoboken, NJ.

    ^Sep21²⁰⁰⁷

36. johnbillion

    @Robert H. Goretsky - You’re wrong when you say most (all) of these sites are using Flash or images to represent text and are therefore not search engine friendly. Several (I’m definitely not saying all) are using search engine friendly image replacement techniques, meaning they’re actually very search engine friendly while still representing text with images.

    The obvious exceptions are the 100%-Flash sites, which I can’t believe people still get away with building.

    ^Sep21²⁰⁰⁷

37. Robert H. Goretsky

    @JohnBillion: I stand corrected — When I posted the first comment, I took only a glance at some of these pages. I have gone back and looked through the HTML now, and see some pretty neat things going on.. Looking forward to a deeper dive into how some of this works underneath the hood.. Comment by Robert H. Goretsky of Hoboken, NJ

    ^Sep21²⁰⁰⁷

38. Ace

    All things are nice around here, its really a cool list of designs that has been featured, thanks for the preview. I like it! http://www.bestofpty.com

    ^Sep21²⁰⁰⁷

39. Joshua

    I think they’re all OK. Not tremendous, but decent, with a little too much flashiness (and flash) for me.

    No offense, but they’re all better than IYT’s own type treatment, which uses types completely unsuited for the size they are used at, gratuitous all-caps for no real reason and a lot of odd little inconsistencies that I assume are meant to be stylish but really don’t add anything (i.e., the date treatment in the comments). Please don’t take that as an insult, because your content more than makes up for it! Joshua

    ^Sep21²⁰⁰⁷

40. Cody

    I see you got the server running properly again!

    Great article, but like I said last night, http://www.ourtype.de better be on the next list. You just can’t ignore the typography from that website.

    Another great post, keep em comin’

    ^Sep21²⁰⁰⁷

41. Jonas

    I think that http://www.dragnet.se deserves a look to.

    ^Sep21²⁰⁰⁷

42. johno

    Cody
    I’ll certainly take a closer look at that site. Thanks for the link.

    Joshua
    Thanks for your input. For a moment, I thought you must be Robert Bringhurst writing under a pseudonym, but even he uses all caps in bylines. No offence taken. Thanks for the constructive criticism.

    ^Sep21²⁰⁰⁷

43. polarizer

    Really nice and versatile (regarding the style) list. I like 04 most.

    For me this

    http://www.immovarro.be/

    ist fine too.

    ^Sep21²⁰⁰⁷

44. Kate

    i loved that website it jumped out at you!!!!!i think this one website is so kool!!!!!!ya its spelled with a K!!!!!keep the site on here!!!!

    ^Sep21²⁰⁰⁷

45. chris

    Nice article and great examples. I would add Coudal Partners to the list.
    http://coudal.com/

    I love their site and typography!

    ^Sep21²⁰⁰⁷

46. johno

    Kate
    did you add a link to your comment? If you did, it’s not showing up. Is that what you’re referring to when you say it’s spelled with a k?

    Chris
    I’ll take a look at that site. Is it one of yours?

    ^Sep21²⁰⁰⁷

47. n3rdski

    Wow really good sites. That Design Snip was really random and I loved it.

    ^Sep21²⁰⁰⁷

48. johno

    A 76pt thank you to everyone who read, shared and commented on this article. You are an inspiration.

    The second part of this article is coming next week, when I’ll be taking a look under the proverbial bonnet — at CSS, grids and more. I look forward to seeing you all again then.

    johno iLT

    ^Sep22²⁰⁰⁷

49. Welder

    My friend Komitlak made some fonts and He want to share with others…
    Here is a Link: http://designtricks.blogspot.com/2007/09/free-fonts-made-by-komitlak.html

    ^Sep22²⁰⁰⁷

50. AddOpinion

    Another text-designed website: http://urlslive.com/

    ^Sep23²⁰⁰⁷

51. johno

    Welder
    Thanks for the link. I’ll take a look.

    Addopinion
    That site is unusual in its choice of body text size:

    font-size:x-small

    I can barely read it.

    ^Sep23²⁰⁰⁷

52. Jon Moss

    Excellent article :-) Many thanks indeed!
    I’m just in the process of getting my two brands (and corresponding websites) up and running, and will be carefully choosing which font/s to use.

    ^Sep23²⁰⁰⁷

53. ravvyb

    Thanks for the great list. My favorite is #1 and #2. I want to redesign my own blog now!!

    ^Sep24²⁰⁰⁷

54. Mad

    I would add Stock Exchange of Visions to the list.
    http://www.stockexchangeofvisions.org

    I love the site and its typography!

    ^Sep26²⁰⁰⁷

55. johno (iLT)

    Jon and Ravvyb
    Be sure to keep us updated on your progress.

    Mad
    Thanks for your link and your kind words.

    ^Sep26²⁰⁰⁷

56. Peter

    thanks for the list…and for the stock exchange link!

    ^Sep27²⁰⁰⁷

57. Zoli

    Great list. Keep up the good work.

    ^Sep28²⁰⁰⁷

58. Gail Dedrick

    I find the type on Shaun Inman’s site far too small to read. Anc it can’t be resized with the browser I have to use at work.

    Isn’t the the web still 99% about reading stuff. And the moving thing distracts me from — you guessed it — reading stuff. How can typography be good if you can’t read it?

    ^Sep28²⁰⁰⁷

59. Julie Elman

    Love this list and the entire Web site. Very inspiring. I teach design/picture editing at Ohio University’s School of Visual Communication. Your site is a great resource for myself and the students — and helps me satisfy my own obsessions with typography. Thanks a bunch and keep up the good work.

    Cheers, Julie

    ^Sep30²⁰⁰⁷

60. Marshall

    Very nice list of sites.

    Does anyone know what font is being used for the headings on Design Can Change?

    ^Oct1²⁰⁰⁷

61. Alec

    @marshall — - it might be Auto 3 Light: link to myfonts.com

    ^Oct1²⁰⁰⁷

62. Alec

    @marshall: I submitted this yesterday, but it looks like the site ate my response. Anyhow, I think the font is Auto 3.

    ^Oct2²⁰⁰⁷

63. Marshall

    Thanks Alec! I like that font a lot.

    ^Oct2²⁰⁰⁷

64. Alex

    Actually one of my friends first read this article and asked me to visit this page. This article has very useful information, it will be helpful for many.
    It’s really amazing to read this description. Thank you so much for your help and for your efforts.

    Thanks,
    Alex http://www.NobleHelp.org

    ^Oct8²⁰⁰⁷

65. David Hopkins

    I recently read that a reliable way of using non-system fonts for web sites will be implemented. I guess it was something to do with CSS3, but can’t find any reference. This should make the web much richer for dab hand typographers and a lot more unsightly for web noobs.

    ^Oct8²⁰⁰⁷

66. johno (iLT)

    David
    You might be thinking of WebKit. You can read a little more about it over at Typographica, in their article, “Embedded” Web Fonts Return. Uh-oh.

    There’s also some info re fonts in CSS3 over at W3C.

    ^Oct9²⁰⁰⁷

67. syahid ali

    #4 looks like a myspace kid page rather than a professor’s. still awesome though.

    ^Oct10²⁰⁰⁷

68. LOKi

    Nice list of sites, though I’m not sure what your criteria was in selecting them. I think you missed the all too obvious (recently-redesigned) http://www.typography.com and ourtype.be

    These sites from premiere independent type designers really showcase their beautiful work and good typographic web standards in general.

    ^Oct10²⁰⁰⁷

69. Jens Meiert

    As far as I understand good typography (inspired by typographers like Tschichold), the less fonts, the better; also, even three sizes might be enough. Typographic excellence as an attribute of websites that use 5 fonts and sizes that really “scream”? I don’t know.

    ^Oct10²⁰⁰⁷

70. baratas

    Very good. Congratulations! Very great list of sites.
    Excelente! Saúde e paz! Peace.

    ^Oct17²⁰⁰⁷

71. Paul Wagner

    http://www.tenmetal.com

    ^Oct25²⁰⁰⁷

72. johno (iLT)

    Paul
    I like your site, but the type is too small for my eyes. Hoefler Text/Times New Roman at that size is difficult to read. Great portfolio though.

    ^Oct25²⁰⁰⁷

73. Paul Wagner

    thanks Johno,
    I choose 11px just for additional information, all the really important text is in 12, 14 or 18px. In this case I traded legibility against structure.

    ^Oct26²⁰⁰⁷

74. fanboy

    Some amazing examples. I had never seen bearskin rug before, that is a really nice site.

    All this talk of uploading any font you want to use in the future seems a bit of a shame to me. The restrictions of web type forcing people to be extra creative is a good thing I think.

    ^Oct27²⁰⁰⁷

75. Mark

    They are some really nice looking sites - I personally like zeldman.com and simplebits.com (their previous design was better I feel).

    ^Nov3²⁰⁰⁷

76. Mark

    Experienceis the most important graphic magazine in italy, and works with typhography making it smells. yes. they make fragrance on paper making types smelling good. it’s great, don’t you tink?

    ^Nov7²⁰⁰⁷

77. dingmo Ed

    great list, there are some very cool examples here, i specially like #2 and #4

    ^Dec5²⁰⁰⁷

78. Georg

    http://www.ff0000.com/ - JUST F***N AMAZING!!!! graphics like http://notsosimpleton.com/ with with interactive its ROCK!!!

    ^Dec21²⁰⁰⁷

79. Pete

    Definitely some great designs there - I personally like #9, simple and clean.

    ^Dec28²⁰⁰⁷

80. Zyczenia

    This “Jesús Rodríguez Velasco — blog of UC Berkeley professor” have great design! This “SR28 — Simon Reynolds, web designer and illustrator” is very nice.

    ^Jan5²⁰⁰⁸

81. Pressemitteilung

    Great list. And some new ones for me too! I noticed that on some sites they would use a serif font for the larger headlines and other heading text, but when it came to the actual content the type would switch to a sans-serif.

    ^Jan5²⁰⁰⁸

82. Logo Designers

    Awesome examples of typography in the Web 2.0 workd - #11 (bignoob) and #15 stick out in my mind the most.

    ^Jan10²⁰⁰⁸

83. Peter Jones

    Excellent site, good typography http://www.a1newmedia.co.uk

    ^Feb1²⁰⁰⁸

84. Stroller Chloe

    While a diverse array of fonts are excellent, its a shame if u want to use one thats different you have to use an image, let them d/l, or use flash.

    I suppose its the way things are going to be for a long time.

    ^Feb3²⁰⁰⁸

85. Marcus

    Great list, is there any way to use different fonts in a website design without the need for the client machine to have that font installed? Apart from using the font in an image that is.

    ^Feb11²⁰⁰⁸

86. Hamish M

    Marcus
    sIFR is what you’re looking for.

    ^Feb11²⁰⁰⁸

87. Logo designer

    How come that Coudal Partners site is not on your list? The site is classics of web typography, not only in its current reincarnation, but its previous versions as well.

    ^Feb28²⁰⁰⁸

88. Ausdauer

    Good examples. The typo designs are very good, keep up that great work.

    ^Mar3²⁰⁰⁸

89. James burt

    They are really good design. Love design no. 15. Do you happen to know their designer? I really need a good designer for my new website.

    ^Mar6²⁰⁰⁸

90. Andie Miller

    Hi there,

    Just came across your typography example, which has not only inspired me but given me a lot of ideas to help us draw on our design skills, especially in our new development which enables us to provide an easy solution to enable smaller clients better functionality with good design. Please feel free to critique our development, but please note our easy web design development can be adopted to any style Build a starter web site

    ^Mar23²⁰⁰⁸

91. Opony

    Great list. I am copy this article and pictures and paste on my page. Best regards

    ^Mar28²⁰⁰⁸

92. Micky

    A great collection of not only fonts, but also examples of how even the regular fonts can be used so beautifully. Thanks for it.

    ^Mar28²⁰⁰⁸

93. edebiyat

    Interesting.. I like that you picked a black & white site (the Rikcat one) because I think it shows a lot of character when somebody is confident enough in their layout to avoid any colors whatsoever.

    ^Apr5²⁰⁰⁸

94. Jon Roberts

    Great list, I particularly like the fresh design used in 10 and 11.

    Regards

    Jon JNKServices

    ^Apr6²⁰⁰⁸

95. felsefe

    Thanks for very interesting article. I really enjoyed reading all of your posts. It?s interesting to read ideas, and observations from someone else?s point of view? makes you think more. So please keep up the great work.
    All the best

    ^Apr8²⁰⁰⁸

96. Web Design Manchester SEO

    Wow excellent list and all the sites look amazing. Definately popping that one in my bookmarks. Cheers

    ^Apr8²⁰⁰⁸

97. forum

    Excellent article!
    Thanks for sharing. Regards

    ^Apr8²⁰⁰⁸

98. filozof

    Looks very interesting.

    ^Apr9²⁰⁰⁸

99. sinema

    wow, Great list….
    thanks for sharing..

    ^Apr11²⁰⁰⁸

100. sinema blog

     great list, there are some very cool examples here… thanks for sharing…

     ^Apr15²⁰⁰⁸

101. Gothic

     Very nice collection. Give me an urge to start a new site!

     ^Apr15²⁰⁰⁸

102. fundraiser

     Seriously - amazing and beautiful collection of sites! I was actually surprised to see that I hadn’t seen most of these websites except A List Apart. I love that site.

     ^Apr16²⁰⁰⁸

103. Webdesign Agentur

     Wow awesome, great list, there are some very cool examples here… thanks for sharing…

     ^Apr19²⁰⁰⁸

104. Super Mario

     Very good. Congratulations! Very great list of sites.

     Regards,
     Super Mario Bro

     ^Apr21²⁰⁰⁸

105. Bahamut

     Thanks for the great list. My favorite is no.5 and no.8. I want to redesign my own blog now!!

     ^Apr21²⁰⁰⁸

106. Senior

     I’d have to recommend the following:

     http://www.basmatitree.net/

     and http://www.thesuperest.com/

     ^Apr22²⁰⁰⁸

107. Creationpool - Agentur für Webdesign und Flash Programmierung

     Excellent work. I like the Typography.

     ^Apr23²⁰⁰⁸

108. Webdesign Hamburg

     Really nice design inspiration, thanks a lot! By the way, YOUR website has great typography as well. Keep it up!

     ^Apr24²⁰⁰⁸

109. Kölsch

     Nice examples! Really cool, just bookmarked!

     ^Apr25²⁰⁰⁸

110. Friseur

     Wow, this site is simply gorgeous! I think I’ve learned a lot about typography by just looking at the featured sites. Thank you!!

     ^Apr28²⁰⁰⁸

111. IVA

     Fantastic examples of Web Typography, #4 & #15 are just fantasic. Pure Art.

     ^Apr29²⁰⁰⁸

112. Creare Web

     Excellent example of quality typography.

     Typography is utilized more than ever at the moment, as a web developer myself its almost my companys standard to create a typography logo for a potential customer.

     If they then request a specific logo design we would then charge then additional for a bespoke design.

     ^May1²⁰⁰⁸

113. Website Design

     Some great links to typography websites there. I think typefaces are fundamental in the aesthetics of any website, perhaps even more so than images.

     Gotta say I love this site, great job.

     ^May2²⁰⁰⁸

114. website design

     Very good. Congratulations! Very great list of sites.
     Excelente! Saúde e paz! Peace.

     ^May5²⁰⁰⁸

115. DazzleCat

     oh my i just found this blog… great list of sites

     ^May8²⁰⁰⁸

116. Claire Search

     As you seem to be a bit of an expert on fonts, i was wondering if you could possibly answer a question that has been bugging me for a while…

     I was wondering if you can attach fonts to your website, so you don’t have to keep to the standard fonts that everyone else has?

     It would be great if you could give me an answer.

     Also, really helpful website, nice and informative, and looking forward to you dissecting these 15 sites. I have been designing for a web company for just over a year now, and before that i just did a Graphic Design and Photography course and didn’t know alot. So i would say i was still pretty much a beginner, in comparison to flash websites out there.

     Thank you everyone

     ^May9²⁰⁰⁸

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