I'm going to suggest something radical. Spell-checking one's work before publishing it is more important to design on the web than one's choice of font. This is

I'm going to suggest something radical. Spell-checking one's work before publishing it is more important to design on the web than one's choice of font. This is a provocative article, but it has so many typos that I can't take the readability argument seriously. A couple things I saw (at least in the version I read): Hacker News and Justin Bieber are both "poplar." Programmers spend "shit laods" of time. And Helvetica has issues with "it's availability" on Windows.