Web Fonts

Last week I came across the new Google Font API and Google Font Directory. They are both in beta but that is nothing unusual for something from Google. The Google Font Directory provides high-quality web fonts that you can include in your pages using the Google Font API. Web fonts, enabled by the CSS3 @font-face standard, are hosted in the cloud and sent to browsers as needed. A total of 18 royalty free fonts were released. Woo Hoo! More web fonts!

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2 Responses to “Web Fonts”

 
  1. Cufon vs CSS3 vs Google Font API « Zoom Creates Blogs says:
    June 10, 2010 at 4:31 pm

    [...] Greg has mentioned in a previous post, using Google’s Font API you’re are no longer limited to “web-safe” fonts! [...]

  2. Awesome Fontstacks « Zoom Creates Blogs says:
    November 12, 2010 at 1:09 pm

    [...] the discussion of new web typography options from our earlier posts Web Fonts and Cufon vs CSS3 vs Google Font API, I ran across this the other day: Awesome Fontstacks. And it [...]

 

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