A typical CSS Zen Garden design, on the other hand, uses a hand-pickedįont to render text and aligns the glyphs to a pixel-perfect degree…and then uses that text as a background image. Web designersĭepend on ten or so universally available fonts for their designs, and are reduced in large part to using Verdana and Arial over and over again.
Traditional print design there are a plethora of fonts available, fonts have been in limited supply on the web. Fonts convey design messages and create effect, and while in What makes them soĮxciting to look at? In part, it is the variety of fonts. And fonts are sorely missing from the web.Ĭonsider the fine designs in the CSS Zen Garden. Properties to reach their full potential, we need a good Good-after all, text fills most of our screens. Many CSS properties, both old and new, deal with text: they describe textĬolor, position, style, and direction.
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