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same here. in principle, one can mix and match serif and sans-serif fonts as deemed fitting, but this here seems to be a mistake. the designers wanted to use a
by ch_sm 12y ago
same here. in principle, one can mix and match serif and sans-serif fonts as deemed fitting, but this here seems to be a mistake. the designers wanted to use a font named Arvo, but failed to include it via @font-face. thus, the browser falls back to the default serif font.
- TheOtherHobbes 12y agoThat's... quite an unprofessional mistake to make. If you have Arvo, the design looks sort-of-okay. I have more of a problem with the ad copy. "Easily tag items to where they can be purchased" is non-standard English and doesn't do a great job of communicating what's going on. I had to chew through it a couple of times to work out what it meant.