P.S. Speaking of web typography, there is no indication for links without hover on this blog. Personally I think it's a (WEB)TYPE CRIME! Having to spell it out to "click here" is very 1990's internet.
The Architecture of Books is a seminar taught by Reto Geiser at the Rice University School of Architecture. Students are introduced to the book as a means to think about the production of space, and as a critical vessel to discuss and disseminate architectural ideas.
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
typography on the web
Those of us exploring books in digital format might be interested in some standards for typography on the web at webtypography.net. And what better way than to learn about it than through a website? The website experience alone is worth a look, it's attempting to be both an ebook and a website simultaneously—to seemingly mixed results. Its content on the limitations of type in the HTML / CSS formats is especially interesting, and makes me really appreciate a good old-fashioned word processor.
P.S. Speaking of web typography, there is no indication for links without hover on this blog. Personally I think it's a (WEB)TYPE CRIME! Having to spell it out to "click here" is very 1990's internet.
P.S. Speaking of web typography, there is no indication for links without hover on this blog. Personally I think it's a (WEB)TYPE CRIME! Having to spell it out to "click here" is very 1990's internet.
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