Though many of these "flaws" are merely idiosyncrasies, this long list is nevertheless well worth being familiar with if your work involves any type setting.

Nicely done typographic base layer for CSS.

Handy starting point. I'm surprised to see just how many fonts on TypeKit are now OK on Windows.

Lovely execution.

Sweet Justice lovingly inserts the obscure yet wonderful soft hyphen into the text of any element marked with the sweet-justice class, and turns on CSS text justification. It requires either jQuery or YUI3 to function.

Helvetica playing cards. Nice.

an implementation of the Knuth and Plass line breaking algorithm using JavaScript and the HTML5 canvas element.

Nice.

Village is a co-op of type foundries, with a great selection of faces by talented independent typographers. Plus they have outstanding customer support, and a font "taste test" program that I haven't seen offered anywhere else.

Not as ſimple as you may have thought.

The big yellow book.

Spell With Buttons

The Fell Types took their name from John Fell, a Bishop of Oxford in the seventeenth-century. Not only he created an unique collection of printing types but he started one of the most important adventures in the hystory of typography. You will find here a non-exhaustive history and a modern digitalization of some of them.

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