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So basically just use monospace, serif, or sans-serif because you can't 100% be sure it'll render correctly?
by sometimez 5mo ago
So basically just use monospace, serif, or sans-serif because you can't 100% be sure it'll render correctly?
- xigoi 5mo agoFuck that. I don’t want my website to look ugly because 99.9% of users don’t bother to change the defaults.
- kibwen 5mo agoThis is not at all what the article recommends. I recommend actually reading it.
- xigoi 5mo ago> 3. Strongly consider using only a generic family Seems clear enough.
- holsta 5mo agoIf browsers were slightly better at asking users, maybe we'd all have our three favourite fonts and background-, text- and link-colours instead of what someone else prefers we stare at all day.
- ctippett 5mo agoSome of my favourite fonts I only discovered because I first visited a site that included it in their design.
- xigoi 5mo agoWhat if I want websites to have different fonts because it gives them unique voices? Also, what about websites that use OpenType features only supported by some fonts (small caps, math, variable axes, etc.)?