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I am the first to agree: I still wouldn't get a book with "web" in the title from 2011 (which is incidentally from when my knowledge gap of eg CSS widens). I s

I am the first to agree: I still wouldn't get a book with "web" in the title from 2011 (which is incidentally from when my knowledge gap of eg CSS widens). I suspected and then checked the TOC to confirm: the book does not cover flex layout, multiple device layout etc, yet it prides itself on offering "practical CSS and HTML" tips. If you are looking for a pure typography book, get a classic like Bringhurst that applies equally to all media.

Gabriel_Martin 4y ago
I'd be curious if there's anything people would consider their primary source, I find myself picking concepts from various sources when the need arises. Here's are a couple from poking around on the topic: https://css-tricks.com/intrinsic-typography-is-the-future-of-styling-text-on-the-web/ https://css-tricks.com/intrinsic-typography-is-the-future-of... https://github.com/clagnut/webtypography https://github.com/clagnut/webtypography https://cssreference.io/typography/ https://cssreference.io/typography/ https://type-scale.com/ https://type-scale.com/